When unhealed childhood wounds drive Shawnta to a nervous breakdown, she cries out to Jesus for help.

Gordon Robertson answers the spiritual questions millennials want to know; Roberto Torres-Cedillo drops by for an inspirational Q&A with CBN's CEO.

Scott Swan has internal bleeding and nearly dies being transported between hospitals.

Studio 5's Efrem Graham shares the week's top five entertainment stories.

Understanding the risks of young children spending too much time looking at screens, including television, phones or iPads.

CBN News talks to a school coach about freedom of religion.

Dr. David Perlmutter shares what to do to protect one's health and build one's immune system during the coronavirus outbreak.

A man nearly loses his life to an ecstasy overdose, but God rescues him to an abundant life of ministry.

Efrem Graham shares his top five stories from the world of entertainment.

Author Joel Rosenberg discusses his latest political thriller, "The Jerusalem Assassin," which tackles the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

After surviving a flight that crashed into the Potomac River in 1982, Kelly Duncan Moore shares how the crash changed her life.

Jason, 17, becomes a reckless drug dealer and addict; after overdosing, he goes to a Christian rehabilitation facility and learns the love of Jesus.

In Los Angeles, a center helps the homeless gain skills and education to reenter life.

Studio 5's Efrem Graham shares top entertainment stories.

A young lawyer advocating in courtrooms for pro-life clinics is healed from guilt and shame.

Author and TV show host Thomas Horn discusses end times theology.

A man is kicked off a liver transplant list after years of alcohol abuse; he surrenders his addiction to God and his liver is miraculously restored.

Iran, a dangerous place for Christians, sees an explosion of Christianity.

Efrem Graham shares the top five stories from the world of entertainment.

Author and musician John Tesh discusses overcoming challenges in life, including his battles with cancer.

James and Tryphena's toxic marriage is on the rocks, but forgiveness leads to complete restoration and a marriage better than before.

"The 700 Club," which first broadcast in 1966, is a newsmagazine featuring guests, news, music, testimonies and spiritual stories from a Christian perspective. News stories are frequently related to Bible passages or deal with Christian lifestyle issues. Hosts of the long-running religious show include televangelist (and former candidate for the Republican presidential nomination) Pat Robertson, Terry Meeuwsen and Gordon Robertson, son of Pat. News items of interest are delivered by anchor John Jessup.

James Robison is a former preacher who changed directions in his life several years ago and began hosting this television show alongside his wife, Betty, in order to reach out to help more people. This daily religious and self-help program welcomes guests who tell how they have successfully overcome difficulties in their lives by following God's word -- with the hope of encouraging others to do the same and look to God for help and guidance in times of need. The Robisons provide viewers with Bible-based advice to help them deal with everyday problems.