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While John has spent his entire career in aviation with the federal government, he has spent much of his spare time seeking answers that are real, lasting and deeply true. In his new book, Beyond the Broad Path, you will be encouraged to seek answers to life’s challenging moments. This book is an invitation to pause, take a deep breath and begin your journey toward enduring hope, clarity, and a vibrant faith in Jesus Christ.

John Frey's story will capture your heart. It's a poignant rendering many of us will identify with in our own families. He and his wife Lynette share a wonderful story of love for family, commitment to their faith and a desire to show the love of Christ at every turn. His story of hearing Choose Life Radio on the car radio during Covid and being with his near-death daughter, initiated an immediate friendship with my husband and me.

In part two, J.J. Jasper continues to unfold the story of God’s redemption. The loss of Cooper—while devastating to us “earthlings,” is a story of glory and eternity with the Father of Life. J.J. has a wonderful way of dealing with the tragedy we humans experience and the glory of eternity with God that Cooper continues to experience.

Some stories are fun and exciting. Others are absolute heartbreakers. They start out great—and then the reality of a fallen world shows up. And that’s the case with J. J. Jasper and his son, Cooper. We welcome J.J. today to share the story of the most “wonderful” and the “worst” day of his life. I’m grateful for how God continues to use J. J. and his amazing family as they share Cooper’s story with us.

Today I’m talking with my friend—Berry Carter. When I served as the CEO of several Pregnancy Centers, Pastor Berry was an incredible encouragement. His congregation raised financial resources so centers could impact their communities for Life. No one believes more in the sanctity of human life than Berry. But we all face challenges. And sometimes they shake us to the core. Berry and his wife, Peggy, have experienced those highs and lows. But in the midst of it, they experienced Christ’s love.