As teenagers, Andrew and Alaina Mack moved to Berlin, Germany, with their family to help pastor a small church. Today, their church spreads the Gospel to Berlin and ministers to individuals from over 70 nations. The Macks serve as worship leaders in the congregation and also sing together as gospel artists. Learn more about these talented siblings at andrewandalaina.com. 

What happens when a child is born with special needs? Today's show focuses on the victories and challenges of raising children with special needs. First, Monica interviews Janet McClung about her son, Chad, and her book, "Surviving the Struggle with a Handicapped Child: Not My Will, But God's." Then Monica interviews Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Neill, whose son, Eddie, is autistic. 

Rob & Meredith Kendall are the founders of “The 180 Program: New Beginnings,” an eight-week Bible study targeted at teaching individuals how to end negative life cycles and start over with new habits and life skills. To learn more about the Kendalls or the program, visit http://www.the180program.org.

J.T. Olson is the founder and executive director of Both Hands, an organization that helps adoptive families raise money for adoptions and aid widows in their neighborhoods at the same time. J.T. is also the author of "The Orphan, The Widow, and Me."

WHTN's Ryan Rehnborg interviews Chris and Stephanie Teague, a married couple who perform together as Out of the Dust. The Teagues share the story of their testimony and then perform several songs from their self-titled album.

Alicia Sharpton is the founder of Beauty for Ashes, a ministry focused on fighting drug addiction in America.  Alicia joins Monica on the set of Bridges to share about her vision for Beauty for Ashes and its impact on women who wrestle with drug addiction. Two of the residents of Beauty for Ashes share about their individual journey with the ministry. To partner with Beauty for Ashes, call 615-389-1089.