GPS: God. People. Stories.

Grayson Russell knew what it was to be homeless and addicted. God used Grayson’s heart and art to help those who were still living the way he had.

Abuse, violence, numerous stepdads - that was Victor Marx’s childhood. Today he ministers to other sufferers of PTSD, from military vets to children fleeing ISIS.

Years before David Tyree made the famous helmet catch that helped the New York Giants win Super Bowl XLII, he was arrested when his wild lifestyle caught up to him. Sitting in a jail cell, David came to a realization that would change his life.

Billy Graham Rapid Response Team chaplain Ginger Sanders has ministered to a lot of people in crisis. Then she was the one in crisis.

“It had nothing to do with what color you were, it had to do with what God expects from us.” – Greg Cornelius

Kate Merrick’s daughter Daisy Love was just eight years old when she died from cancer. Kate says, “When Jesus said, ‘I’m going to wipe every tear from your eye,’ I believe that."

“Every once in a while God flexes his muscles to remind us of His strength.”

“I really tried to work for the Lord, instead of serving the Lord.”

Inspired by his relationship with Jesus and the parable of the Good Samaritan, Knox Thames lives out his faith in Christ by standing up for persecuted Christians abroad.

Elena discovered that God wanted her, even in her brokenness.

Jim Noble says his food will help someone for a few hours, but the “Word of God can change your life forever.”

In his tumultuous journey of faith in Jesus Christ, rock and roller Tommy James found, “You can’t be badder than He is good.”

“It’s not about me, it’s not about our ministry, it’s about these Native young people who have found hope and are carrying that message boldly,” says Brad Hutchcraft, director of the On Eagles’ Wings ministry.

Gentry and Hadley Eddings say, “God has to have a greater purpose for letting us walk through this.”

“In this country, it’s very difficult to be a Christian.” A man from Sudan tells how the love of Jesus is greater than the persecution he has suffered in his homeland. Listen and share!

How Mike Yankoski learned more about Jesus by living on the streets.

Sergeant Delmar Williams served on the front line of last summer’s riots.

Death threats have not kept Christian leader Sami Dagher from sharing the love of Jesus in his homeland of the Middle East.

Steven talks about the pain his family experienced when they lost a child. He also shares how God proved faithful in the aftermath of their loss.

“He couldn’t understand why I would suddenly say, ‘I forgive you.’”

“God was hiding in plain sight. He wasn’t out there somewhere that I had to find.” Hear what led Lauren Green to that conclusion on this episode of the GPS podcast.

Ebola survivor Dr. Kent Brantly and his wife, Amber, talk about the ways his ordeal has impacted them.‘God, I know you can save me, but even if you don’t I want to be faithful.’

“Lord, I want you to use this grief to make me more useful to You than I’ve ever been before.”

“Is this who I am or is this how original sin has distorted me?” Rosaria Butterfield found out that God’s love was enough to change her heart.

“I was building the cause of Michael O’Brien and not… the cause of Christ.” – former NewSong lead singer Michael O’Brien