Why Kathie Lee Gifford Says the Best Is Yet to Come

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What keeps a calling alive through success, grief, reinvention, and age? Kathie Lee Gifford joins Dr. Ben Carson for a candid conversation about the dreams planted in childhood and the faith that gave those dreams direction.

Gifford recalls the Billy Graham film that changed her life, the advice that helped her navigate entertainment, her advocacy for children affected by HIV/AIDS, and the biblical stories that continue to shape her work. She also shares the simple conviction behind her next chapter: “If I have a pulse, I have a purpose.”

The conversation turns to redemption, hearing God call us by name, and the hope Gifford finds in the promise that all things will be made new. Her comments about the Shroud of Turin, biblical translation, historical events, and public policy reflect her own views and recollections.

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CHAPTERS
00:00 Opening prayer and introduction
02:24 An unexpected reunion with Ben and Candy Carson
03:33 Finding the purpose planted in childhood
07:10 Grief, new chapters, and God’s presence
08:24 A faith formed through Billy Graham
11:41 Success, vocation, and spiritual integrity
15:28 Advocacy for children and HIV testing
21:53 Courage to open a new chapter
25:24 The all-consuming love of God
26:44 Faith, questions, and a childhood dream
31:16 Stories, redemption, and biblical context
36:55 The Shroud of Turin and faith
38:44 Biblical figures who shaped her
41:49 “The best is yet to come”
44:04 Closing encouragement
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