GPS: God. People. Stories.

Growing up in a home marked by dysfunction, Butch Hartman found comfort in cartoons. He also discovered a gift for drawing. Butch pursued that passion, eventually becoming the creator of the hit cartoon show, The Fairly OddParents. But just as his career was taking off, Butch surrendered to Jesus Christ, changing the course of his life and igniting a new purpose. Hear more of his journey and how he’s now using his God-given creativity to glorify God and point the next generation of kids...

MercyMe lead singer, Bart Millard, grew up fearing his abusive father, but everything changed when his dad was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. After losing his father to the disease, Bart struggled with grief and questions about Heaven that eventually inspired him to write the hit song “I Can Only Imagine.” Listen as Bart shares the remarkable story behind the song, how his band MercyMe formed, and how God has guided him through life's challenges. You'll also hear about a personal enc...

Harvey Thomas was sound asleep in a hotel when a bomb planted by the Irish Republican Army (IRA) exploded directly under him. He was catapulted through the roof of the building and buried under ten tons of rubble. As a follower of Jesus Christ, Harvey realized he needed to forgive the man who planted the bomb. But how would the bomber respond? Listen to Harvey’s riveting story of working for Margaret Thatcher, facing death, and meeting the terrorist who almost killed him on this episode...

Peter Demos is a fourth-generation restaurant owner who once hated Christians. Then he became one. Just as Jesus warned, trials followed. As Peter watched his business begin to fail, he cried out to very God he had once rejected. Hear how the Lord transformed his heart and the foundation of Peter’s identity from his career to being a child of God on this episode of GPS: God. People. Stories. Connect with us through email at [email protected] or on Facebook at Billy Graham Radio. If you’d li...

The morning of September 11, 2001, was just like any other workday for Genelle Guzman. She took the elevator to her office on the 64th floor of the World Trade Center’s North Tower. But nobody expected the horrifying terrorist attacks that would change our lives forever—especially Genelle, who was still inside the building when it collapsed. Trapped beneath the rubble for 27 hours, Genelle cried out to God. This is her miraculous story. Connect with us through email at [email protected] or ...