 |  | | November 19, 2014 | | | On Today's Program
 There aren't too many people on the planet more inspirational than Marcus Luttrell. His story of survival is both horrific and hopeful. Over the weekend, he gave a pre-game speech to Alabama's football team and the players said they were ready to "run through a brick wall" after it. Glenn asked Marcus to write about hope for today's #IChooseHope campaign. What he submitted is truly inspirational. READ
According to Ravi, hope takes years to build but only moments to shatter. He says hope, like character, doesn't live under the "tyranny of the immediate," but rather is built on the conviction that God's eternal values are unshakeable. In these dark times, what is the one thing that gives Ravi hope? Find out HERE.
Last night on TV, Glenn interviewed an amazing couple, Darryl and Tracy Strawberry. They have been through the lowest of lows - including Tracy having to pull Darryl out of numerous dangerous crack houses after going on binges and disappearing. How were they both able to overcome their addictions and turn their lives around? See their fascinating and inspirational story HERE.
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Tonight on For the Record, meet the group of unlikely heroes who bring hope to a place where there is none. On this very special episode, meet the extraordinary few who risk it all to save the lives of children around the world. For the Record, Wednesday, 8PM ET. WATCH
 Holocaust survivor promised to kill his tormentor – what happened when they came face to face?
Martin Greenfield was only fifteen years old when he and his family were sent to Auschwitz and later Buchenwald. He endured brutal and horrific conditions, coming face-to-face with some of the worst Nazis of all time including Dr. Mengele. The Nazis beat him, starved him, and tortured him. To survive, he nearly lost his humanity. Watch the interview HERE.
Something that happened 151 years ago fills Glenn with hope today. What was it?
Find out HERE.
Glenn: Life is hard. But it's worth it.
Over the past four and a half year, Glenn has learned about endurance. Around the time of Restoring Honor, he has struggled with ongoing health issues. But, he found hope in Texas, three miles down the road from the Mercury Studios at the Carrick Brain Center. And while he still struggles with pain, he now knows how to endure it with the hope for a better tomorrow. HERE
One of the best messages of God and hope ever made
Ben Breedlove was an internet YouTube blogger who posted a variety of videos covering everything from dating to relationships and advice. He also had a heart condition that ultimately led to cardiac arrest and his death at age 18. Before he died, he posted a video introducing himself and describing a near death experience he had as a result of the condition. At the end he tells the audience "Do you believe in Angels or God? I do." Other media outlets have edited out many of the religious elements, but Glenn aired it in its entirety back in 2012. WATCH
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Tonight on the Glenn Beck Program:
#IChooseHope, why is Glenn doing this now? Also, he will be joined by guests Steve Lucas, Shaun Peters, Jenna Neely and Amanda Bauman. WATCH
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