“Anytime I hear about someone who has lost someone, or who has gone through sickness or an injury, and they’re able to not only find happiness and peace from HEARTLAND but also find a way to be motivated and to keep moving forward in a positive way."
“It’s my testimony…I went through depression and a really dark place, so there’s a lot of music that has messages that I no longer resonate with…but at the end of it, it does talk about my relationship with the Lord and finding Jesus.”
"And I really mean that. Like, you know, I think giving me the confidence to say yes to doing a TV show with my kids was because my mom did it with me when I was a kid, and I'm so grateful that she did.”
"There are pros and cons to it, right? I mean, if they want to meet somebody, there's a good chance I could make it happen, but there's also a lot of baggage that comes with it."
“And I think we’re finding the world wanting and charging in the opposite direction and we’re finding our home in the church, ultimately. My story is indicative of millions out there.”
As the 2026 NFL Draft kicks off on Thursday night, college seniors from around the country are ready for their name to be called, including Oregon long snapper Luka Basso and Arkansas quarterback Taylen Green.
After Disneyland opened in 1955, he got his mother to take him to the amusement park every year for his birthday. His passion for Disney continues, and he even collects memorabilia and visited the park with his wife and children.
"So, money simply is just a tool, and I think so many people, just my perspective, who are struggling financially just want to feel safe, but they have no idea what safe means."
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