He was one of the last "lifers" raised in an American orphanage.

On July 30, 1945, the USS Indianapolis, with a crew of 900, was sunk by a Japanese torpedo.

Like many young men in the 1940's, Ed Harrell proudly joined the Marines to fight for his country.

When Ed Harrell heard the orders to abandon ship he had no idea what the next few days had in store for him--dehydration, shark attacks, oil burns, hunger.

Imagine yourself floating in the ocean, with your friends dying all around you.

Athletes in Action Director Corwin Anthony and his wife, Kim, talk candidly about some of the marital struggles they’ve faced since they’ve been together.

Former athletes Kim and Corwin Anthony remember their early days together on the campus of UCLA and talk about the events that eventually brought them together for life.

Kim never imagined that her love for gymnastics would someday land her a college scholarship to UCLA.

Her mother tried to abort her.

Jennifer Rothschild thought college would give her freedom from the restrictions of her recent loss of sight.

When teenager Jennifer Rothschild started having trouble seeing, she thought she needed new glasses; she was shocked to discover she would need to adapt to life as a woman permanently blind.

What do you do when you don’t know what to do?

Are you defining yourself by your weaknesses?

How should we view God and our service to Him?

Would others say you’re a grateful person?

Are you grateful in the hard times?

Thanksgiving is getting closer, but is your heart prepared?

What can we learn from those who have disabilities?