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. ... |
William’s god was money. It cost him his marriage, his reputation, and eventually his freedom when he turned to white-collar crime in desperation to recoup financial losses.... |
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Darrin Crowder lived a valiant soldier's life, but after a second failed marriage, he remembered the truths he'd learned in church and sought God. His faith was tested as this Green Beret watched his friends die in war. ... |
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For more than two decades Christine was a prisoner of epilepsy and grand mal seizures, then she was set free when she heard a word of knowledge prayer on The 700 Club.... |
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Alphonza's love of money drove him to deal drugs. After years of being in and out of jail, he was facing serious time in prison when he called out to Jesus.... |
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What started out as innocent fascination with a Ouija board turned Tara’s life into a nightmare. ... |
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Vu Tran was raised to worship his ancestors and succeed in life with smooth alibis to cover his crimes. He fooled the police, but not himself. His eventual surrender to Christ turned his shame into hope.... |
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Christopher spent the first 16 years of his life with a paralyzed colon and intestine until a prayer meeting led to a miraculous healing.... |
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Scott once aspired to be an award winning snow skier, but his lust for drugs robbed him of his dreams, direction and dignity.... |
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Childhood bullying and other abuse caused Cameron to withdraw from everyone. Isolation took a hefty toll until she accepted an invitation to church and began to take steps toward healing.... |
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