Can your past affect your perception of God?–Dmitri’s Story
What is your perception about God and the church? Dmitri developed a very negative view of God and the church . . .
Experiencing God’s pursuit–Andy’s Story and Hosea’s Story
Whether you’ve had a difficult childhood or grew up in a stable home you have a unique story . . .
Joy rekindled–Bert and Judy’s Story
There can be trepidation in new beginnings. Judy and Bert hadn’t seen each other in twenty years . . .
Salvation, Trials–Gary's Story
When Gary was sentenced to twenty years in prison, he thought his life was over. But God had other plans. Perhaps you or someone you love has been struggling and thinks life isn’t worth living. Don’t miss Gary’s inspirational story of redemption.
Find out how releasing the past can give you a whole new future–Karen's Story
Guilt has a way of festering. If we’re not careful, the pain from our poor choices rots us away inside, leading to deep resentment. Karen describes how she was released from the weight of the past and given a whole new future.
Family, Salvation–Shawn's Story
Where you’ve come from or what you’ve done doesn’t have to determine who you are or who you’ll become. Even though Shawn was raised by a single father in the ghettos of Chicago, the disadvantages he faced didn’t prevent him from discovering his true value in Jesus Christ.
Addiction, Salvation–Janet's Story
Janet knew of God’s love but it seemed far away as her circumstances overwhelmed her. The search for something or someone who could offer love and consistency began at an early age and followed her into adulthood. The meaning, purpose, and hope she’d been looking for was finally found at a time and in a place she never expected.
Salvation, Justification–Marshall's Story
Marshall’s life was spiraling out of control. As he moved further and further into addiction . . .
Salvation, Jesus Christ–Dawna's Story
Even when we deny Him, God remains nearby--ready and willing to extend His love . . .
Salvation, Holiness–Mark's Story
Mark didn’t feel as if he had the “credentials” to be part of what he viewed as the “exclusive club” of Christianity . . .
