He’s a famous – and beloved – TV and movie actor, and he loves to talk about Jesus. Though he’s played dozens of roles such as Captain Stubing on “The Love Boat,” Murray Slaughter on “The Mary Tyler Moore” show, Big Chicken in “Hawaii Five O,” and is now starring in the movie, “The Secrets of Jonathan Sperry,” Gavin MacLeod explains that life offstage is really where the most interesting things happen.

Kingsbury, the popular and bestselling Christian author, has written more than 40 fictional novels. But her insights into romance and friendships come from real life and a lot of lessons learned. No matter who you have a relationship with – family, spouse, friend – she says it’s important to learn certain things if you want to have a good relationship.

If someone abuses you, how can you get over the anger resulting from that situation? That’s only one of the life-changing insights that Steve and Annie Chapman share from their life experiences when they conduct marriage seminars and write books.

Samuel Rodriguez says he learned from his parents the importance of doing God’s will, even in times of angst and struggles. Today he is the most prominent voice for the Hispanic evangelical community in the United States and has a vision for Hispanics bringing people together in the church.

Many wonder what it was like growing up the “PKs” – preacher’s kids – of an internationally acclaimed pastor and media lightning rod. What did Jerry Jr. and Jonathan inherit and learn from their dad? And what about their mom – whom Jonathan describes as “the rock in our family?” Here’s the story of what it’s like to grow up in a family with a father who was famous for his Christianity and how his sons now try to fill his shoes.

Bronze medal champ Donny Robinson’s career started at age 6 and culminated in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Often the center of attention, he encountered Christians who showed him the importance of making God the center of his life. He says he always did the best he could but he knew he needed to leave the outcome to God.

The most horrible thing in the whole world for a kid is the sense that he is alone and nobody cares. Here’s the story of what happened when a married couple decided to trust God in making a unique Christian waterfront home for residential education of hundreds of at-risk boys and also be their mom and dad role models.

When successful comedian and TV producer Dan Rupple became a Christian and founded Isaac Air Freight comedy team decades ago, “Christian comedy” was unique and barely heard of. He made it an important part of the Christian lifestyle – after all, humor is a gift from God, he says. He shares his insight as to why this is especially true in troubled times.

Raised by a single mom, author speaker and entrepreneur Towan Isom runs two businesses, both focused on the impact of relationships on spiritual, emotional and business growth. She has insights and advice for singles, business owners, friendships, and for anyone who wants to live life to the fullest.

If you’ve ever bought a Buck knife, you received not only one of the world’s finest crafted knives but also a message about God’s love. Chuck Buck shares how the Lord brought him through many challenges and also restored his marriage.

Jacqueline Jakes, sister of Bishop T. D. Jakes, says she’s a very wealthy woman – but she’s not talking about money. Read what’s important in her life, how her mother influenced her, and how she survived brain surgery and a decade of depression.

Scott and Lindsay Nimmon surrendered everything they own and answered God’s call for them to use their arts talent to help people in Ireland stop what they’re doing and see the world, the church, and God in a different way.

Former NASA astronaut’s Charlie Duke’s descriptions of his journey to the Moon aboard Apollo 16, his walk on the moon and his spacewalk are fascinating. But it took the influence of his wife, rather than the miracles of outer space, to lead him to understand the miracle that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, is alive, and helps him to walk in faith daily in all situations.

Just when she felt most hopeless, facing the potential that her injury would prevent her from participating in the 2000 Olympics, Laura Wilkinson learned she could truly cling to God.

Agreeing mentally with Scriptures is not the same as putting the messages into practice. The Ludys speak at conferences and retreats and have authored 15 books about biblical holiness, purity and passion for Christ and today’s crisis of biblical illiteracy. Their own relationship often proves to be the best learning ground.

Through Alateen and through accepting Christ as her Savior, Bridgette began the healing she needed from a childhood with parents who were depressed and had alcohol and drug addictions. Today, she uses her artistic talent to make sculptures that help people deal with the loss of their loved ones and other life struggles.

Just when we think we know where our lives are headed, God often surprises us. Andrea Annunziata reached a point where she observed, “God hadn’t done anything I expected him to do.” And more surprises were still in store.

Through faith in God’s Word, all things are possible, says Jeff Henderson, now a renowned chef, author, and TV star. A former drug-dealer prisoner, Chef Jeff shares how he hit rock bottom, how God changed his life and is now using him to minister to others.

Christian counselors Tim and Julie Clinton discuss the differences in challenges that men and women face and share simple truths to follow for successful family relationships.

A father’s behavior leaves a legacy that forever impacts a child’s decisions while growing up.

What’s the secret of a marriage where the couple also becomes successful business partners?

Motivational speaker/author Zig Ziglar’s daughter, Julie Norman, shares her relationship insights and talks about love from her earthly dad and her heavenly Father.

When we’re driven by earthly pursuits and goals, it can be difficult to keep our spiritual life in perspective

Even a renowned national leader needs to take time to demonstrate love to his wife and set an example for how his children ought to live.

From an abusive childhood to godly women discipling her, Doris McMillon learned how to handle stress, and God is her company’s CEO

God provided a lifetime of unique mentors for the producer of the recent box office hit “Amazing Grace”

Doing business on the premise of loving your neighbor as yourself

The astounding success of a renowned missions program in Texas has roots in its founders’ missions work in Korea. Thousands of people in the U.S. travel and volunteer to help at Mission Arlington; many others go daily to observe what God is doing in the faith-based organization and go home to replicate the mission’s programs in their cities.

Even believers who have a heart for sharing the Gospel are often daunted by the idea of witnessing. Some find themselves paralyzed at the thought of sharing their faith with someone. Here’s how to figure out where your mission field is and how to be effective.

In today's "win at any cost" mentality, young people often look up to the wrong sports figures and entertainers. Neal Jeffrey is an exception and a model for young people and men. The former football quarterback is known to be a real man, real athlete, and also overcame stuttering.

Piper shares his thoughts on prayer and miracles

A quadriplegic since age 17, Joni Tada shares how she learned to view God’s role in pain and suffering, how the Lord brings joy and peace into her life, her new TV series, the secret of her successful marriage to Ken Tada … and much more insight from the person Billy Graham called “one of the most incredible women I have ever known.”

Ted Baehr’s parents were movie stars. Now he’s on a mission to Hollywood’s elite to influence them to produce entertainment that fosters biblical values and good relationships. What relationship advice does the chairman of the Christian Film and Television Commission and publisher of Movieguide share and demonstrate? He says to follow the directions.

Sharing Christ’s love with people in trouble yields multiplying results