Regi Harris had a promising future in basketball with a full-ride scholarship to Sam Houston State. He wound up in prison and now ministers to young athletes.... |
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In the fall of 2012, Dallas District Attorney Liz Mitchell was in great shape, both physically and professionally. But her quest for perfection came at a price.
“Inside I had nothing. I was empty. I was unhappy,” Liz recalls. “And nothing w... |
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Imprisoned for a murder he didn't commit, Adam not only found God behind bars, but trusted him for protection and vindicatio... |
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Missionaries Roger and Penny Stacy did everything they knew to do to provide a loving home for their family. Yet loneliness and depression took their son on a dangerous journey of drug use. ... |
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Like so many in business, Mr. Cho began to see his life's work collapsing around him.... |
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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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Sharnell had a posh life as a Vegas Madame, but she was miserable and attempted suicide to ease her pain. ... |
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If you come across Paula White on your TV, she immediately catches your attention. It's hard to believe it was only three years ago when she burst onto the national scene with the help of T.D. Jakes. What's even more incredible is Paula's dramatic st... |
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Her strict Islamic religion left her abused and a prisoner in her own marriage. A vision of Christ set her free.... |
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Bonita's diagnosis of acid reflux was discouraging to her, but it was no match for what God would do after a healing prayer on The 700 Club.... |
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