Olympian Noelle Pikus-Pace shares how a terrifying crash taught her the most important lesson of her career: where you look is where you’ll go. Through stories from the track and motherhood, she reveals how perseverance is built one small, faithful step at a time. Her secret? Be 1% better today than yesterday.
Parents often default to “because I said so.” But the greatest impact comes from inspiring those you love to act willingly. Hank shares how to cultivate moral authority and create real, lasting influence with people you care about.
When life gets tough, who do people turn to? The people they trust! Hank talks about how to become someone your loved ones can rely on, especially in the moments that matter most.
Ever been convinced someone else was the problem—only to realize it was actually you? Hank shares a funny (and humbling) sacrament meeting mishap that illustrates an important lesson about judgment, patience, and learning to laugh at ourselves.
Ignaz Semmelweis had the best intentions, yet he unknowingly caused harm. What if we’re doing the same in our own lives? Hank looks at ways to recognize your own personal blind spots, how to approach (sometimes hard) feedback with humility, and how to use it to grow in ways you may have never expected.
Transformation takes time. Hank shares the powerful symbolism in C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia—how a boy slowly learns, struggles, and is ultimately changed by the Savior. If you find yourself longing for a loved one's (or your own) redemption, Hank shares the good news: the cure has begun.
From a 40-foot fall to a life of purpose, Jeff Griffin shares how to move from paralysis—both physical and spiritual—into action, hope, and possibility. Discover the mindset shift that changed everything for him and can change everything for you. With Christ, your dreams aren’t just possible—they’re promised.
The hardest part about a blind spot is… you don’t know you have one. But everyone else does! Hank talks about the dangers of "blind spots" for leaders, and how you can develop the self-awareness to see your own faults and actually grow.
Even the greatest people faced setbacks—Martin Luther King, Jr. got a C in speech class! Struggles don’t mean you’re failing; they might be shaping you for something greater. Ganel-Lyn Condie shares why your challenges may end up becoming a sacred gift you can share with the world.
No one ever climbs downhill—meaning, if life feels tough, you’re moving in the right direction. Chad Hymes reminds us that growth doesn’t just happen—we have to pursue it. When you face hardship, loss, stress, or deep struggles, remember: God’s people have always faced trials, and those trials have shaped them. Today, choose to grow through what you go through. You’re climbing, and you’re not alone.