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Bob Siegel was a Jew whose mind was poisoned against Jesus at an early age. Then, in college, two strangers shared a message that changed his heart.... |
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Little Brittany Backenhaster had been sent home to die peacefully in her own bed. As she lay unconscious, the King of Peace paid her a visit. ... |
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When the recession hit, Steve and Cindy McLean exhausted all of their financial reserves to stay afloat, but they never stopped tithing.... |
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Michele Esposito never knew the joys of childhood. There was no daddy and an absent mommy. But a child's heartbreak and suffering led to an amazing journey of redemption. ... |
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Paula longed for the love and affection of her father, but she never received it. Instead Paula drifted through life looking to fill the void in a variety of destructive ways.... |
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Elena was playing in the rain water when she was sucked into a drain pipe. Inexplicably she emerged from what should have been certain death to safety on dry ground.... |
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Patricia Waldren grew up in a home filled with domestic violence. She vowed never to be like her father, but her first drink at age 13 changed everything.... |
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Sylvia and Ken Thornberg -When single, Sylvia learned the principles of tithing, and began to give generously. Her commission-based business soared. After she married Ken, they continued to ... |
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Wyoming state trooper Steve Watt struggled with post-traumatic stress disorder, bitterness, and alcoholism after being shot several times during a traffic stop.... |
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