Fred and Teri Stanfield have lived the unthinkable over the past seven months - the death of their only child, Furman University defensive lineman Bryce Stanfield. In this, the first of two parts of our interview, Fred and Teri remember Bryce's love for sports and academics. Plus, how overwhelmed they've been with the support from Furman - beginning with head coach Clay Hendrix, to the AD, and the president. And everyone in between.

Brad Scott has seen it all in college football coaching. He's been hired. He's been fired. He has three national championship rings. He's coached with two Bowdens. He's coached with his son, and hurt for that son when he was fired. What binds it all together and keeps him grounded? His faith in Jesus Christ. Football and faith in this episode of the show!

In 1989 David Iery was a high-level high school baseball player. But a fateful decision to slide head first into home plate changed the entire course of his life. A quadriplegic since the accident, Iery takes us through everything from suicidal thoughts to using his life in a wheelchair to inspire others. And how God used an unlikely angel to motiviate him - former MLB superstar Al Oliver.

John Boyle was raised in an abusive West Virginia home, which subsequently led to battles with PTSD and alcohol as an adult. But then he gave his life to Jesus, and now shares his past struggles to help others. He even wrote a book about it! Check it out.

Two months after his dad's passing, Dan spoke at the church his father pastored for 41 years. The message? Encouragement, and reminding them that God always gets what He wants. Plus, a flashback to our conversation with astronaut Charlie Duke. Check it out!

This week Neil Getzlow returns to the show to talk about the Celebrate Recovery program he facilitates at his church in Kansas City - The Rock of KC. Neil is a great example of overcoming addiction through new life in Jesus, and shares his experience with this Christ-centered program.

When Furman's Bryce Stanfield's medical emergency happened in February, Matthew Gilstrap was the initial first responder on scene. In the midst of the tragedy a bond has formed between Gilstrap and Stanfield's parents, Fred and Teri. And wait until you hear how they were brought together. Only God!

This week we wrap up our Summer Replay Series by revisiting a conversation with Don Harper. Don's life is one wrapped up in mentorship. He grew up in the segregated South, and applies lessons learned from his father all those years ago into his daily life. Great stories with Biblical application. Check it out!