Lance Foreman was the product of a broken home. He spent most of his time on the street dealing drugs. It was a road that lead to a dead end and left him nowhere to go but up... |
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A home-wrecker and a drunk, Karen hated herself and what she had become. Would God give her another chance? ... |
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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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On Saturday evening, May 10th, 2008, 32–year-old Neal Ahearn left his AA meeting early to go find a party.
“I'm not going to quit drinking because I loved drinking. You know, I loved drinking. And I thought ‘well, I'm going to drink,’”... |
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Mondrea Jacobs started using drugs in junior high school and thought she'd never stop. Her wake-up call came from a bullet that whizzed by her face. Then she sought God with all her heart. ... |
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A shooting that wounded Brooks and killed his parents haunted him for years, but Brooks found the strength to forgive. ... |
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Yvonne Rivadeneyra never planned on becoming a prostitute but a cycle of abuse forced her down a path of self destruction.... |
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Glenda's heels had bone spurs and she coped with the pain by tiptoeing through her home and holding on to things to keep her balance. During a 700 Club viewing, she heard Pat Robertson describe her condition.... |
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