En Vida Dura, Pablo Guerrero, un hombre rechazado cuando niño, crece para convertirse en un poderoso hombre de negocios. También, Martha Orozco, una mujer que fracasa en el amor, toma una horrible d... |
Testimonio de la Campaña de Israel.
(Testimonio de prosperidad)... |
Testimonio de prosperidad de Susana Gonzalez, quien en una maratónica pactó por prosperidad y hoy ya disfruta de la bendición de Dios.... |
Richard creció teniendo una vida muy sacrificada junto a sus padres y cinco hermanos. Su padre falleció joven, intentó tener una relación con una chica pero no funcionó. Su corazón se endureció... |
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Manny Mill was a worldy man whose greed won out until the day his crimes and the FBI caught up with him. ... |
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This is a story of How Jesus reached in and saved our marriage.... |
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A reckless, angry life led Sandra to live out of her car. She parked in a church at night to feel safe, and that's how she found Christ.... |
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They had unwelcome guests. A word of knowledge caused this haunted parsonage to be set free from demonic spirits.... |
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She tested positive for HIV, but little did this Nigerian know that her life was just beginning.... |
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Stephen and the rest of the paratroopers were headed for an emergency landing that they feared would kill them all. Could it have been an innocent prayer miles away that prevented the crash? ... |
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Keith Kenerly was enjoying a day of deep sea fishing with friends when their boat began taking on water. Soon, they were all in the shark infested waters enduring violent storms as they prayed for rescue. ... |
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In the late 70s, Sandra Clifton was the in-demand psychic in Los Angeles. Her radio show covered southwest markets. She was a top-rated guest on a.m. Los Angeles, and her books attracted a faithful following.
“I started searching for power and fo... |
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It was fascination that drew Sheila Smith into the world of fortune telling and tarot cards. As a teenager, she started having dreams and visions. Sheila recalls, “I would see people on TV that were missing, and I would know whether they were alive... |
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