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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Bill Nabors: Stop Smoking? He'd Love To
Bill tried for years to quit smoking and had given up on quitting because nothing ever worked. One day he was watching The 700 Club and heard a word that made a difference. ... |
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Jim and Evelyn Seymour were drowning in a sea of credit card debt. Then in one year everything changed. Learn how they did it. ... |
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It seemed like there was no solution to her debilitating problem, until one day she heard something amazing on The 700 Club.... |
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Michael Franzese was one of the wealthiest mafia bosses in America when he met 19 year old Cammy Garcia, a beautiful born-again Christian. Her deep faith and strong convictions led to his ultimate surrender--both to the law and to the Lord.... |
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“So I lived the dream, per se. I was a former IFBB professional bodybuilder. I was well known, had a lot of notoriety, magazine covers, titles, fans,” said Peter Putnam. ... |
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Joe Smith had a love affair with alcohol that cost him his job, his family, and almost his life. On the night he was carrying out his suicide plan, Joe ran out of gas and the man that came to his aid just happened to be a Christian.... |
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Her headaches were so bad that she couldn't work. One day she founder herself watching a Christian program from the United States called The 700 Club, and God touched her. ... |
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“I hide my depression through a smile,” said Al Bettis.
For 12 years, Al Bettis quietly suffered with depression.
“I had trouble sleeping so I would take anything that could help me sleep. Nyquil, sleeping pills, allergy pills, and I would... |
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He had a one percent chance of survival, but the love of his wife, the skills of surgeons, and the prayers of a church pulled him through.... |
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