Posted by: lifestory
in Selfishness on Aug 27, 2010
Jonathan Lippmann -

I grew up as a kid with a lot of attitude in Nashville, TN. When I was in 7th grade, my father had a brain tumor and was given 6 months to live. I knew it was bad when his high school marching band came over to the house to perform for my father in the front yard. I knew at that point he was probably going to die from the brain tumor.
My grandmother was a Christian, and she used to always witness to us, and I never used to want to hear it as a kid. She had a pastor call my father and lead him to Christ, and he gave his life to Christ a couple of weeks before he went back to the hospital to see how big the tumor was. They had given up hope and tried chemotherapy and everything. He went in and they did the test, and the tumor was completely gone! By the grace of God He healed my father. God definitely used that to show me how real He is, and although I wasn’t living for Him and didn’t know anything other than what my grandma told me -- Jesus healed my father -- I knew that to be true.
I came to know Christ in L.A. I met a friend who is a news anchor at Fox News. We used to work out together all the time. I used to talk to him about Take Six, the vocal group, how much I loved the harmonies, and I’d just be myself, cussin.’ He never judged me and never told me not to cuss. He just listened to me and showed me love. And I saw that, as much as he didn’t realize I saw it; I saw every bit of it.
Posted by: lifestory
in Sports on Aug 23, 2010
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Tom Landry
NFL Hall of Fame, 20 consecutive winning seasons, 13 division championships, five trips to the Super Bowl, two world championship titles: he went to the top and always wore his trademark hat.
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in Music on Aug 18, 2010
Even as a child singer/songwriter Heather Williams was never fully accepted by her mother's new husband; she was banned from all family activities and once even chained to a tree over night. Once she was kicked out she drowned in a flourish of alcohol and substance abuse. Watch this motivational video as Heather tells her inspirational life story of how her biological father introduced her to the true Father and the tragic event that brought her closer to God.
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in Prison on Jul 31, 2010
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Karla Faye Tucker lived a hard and dangerous life: by the time she was 23 she was an addict, a prostitute and murderer. Read her fascinating and gruesome tale, Karla Faye Tucker: Texas' Controversial Murderess, written by Joseph Geringer and watch interviews with Karla from Karla Faye Tucker: Forevermore, found at the bottom of the page:
Posted by: lifestory
in Abortion on Jul 24, 2010

Bernard Nathanson's Conversion
by Julia Duin © 1995-1996 Crisis Magazine
One cold January morning in 1989, Bernard Nathanson, famous Jewish abortionist-turned atheistic-pro-lifer, began to entertain seriously the notion of God. Seven years later, thanks to a persistent Opus Dei priest, the sixty-nine-year-old doctor, author of Aborting America and The Abortion Papers, is becoming a Roman Catholic.
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in Purpose in life on Jul 20, 2010
Author of 9 science fiction books, and a professed atheist, John C. Wright began to question the foundation of atheism and began to find himself drawn towards Christians. Watch this inspirational video to hear John's motivations for searching for faith and the story of what happens when God is dared to show himself.
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in Pride on Jul 10, 2010
Hello, my name is Lauren Shaw, and I’d like to share a part of my story with you. I am a performer. Not the kind of performer who steps on stage and wows audiences with my ability to play an instrument, recite a monologue, or create a work of art. Rather, I am the kind of performer who gets things done and meets expectations. Much of my life I’ve been able to perform in a way that earns me enough praise to make me feel good about myself, and that achieves enough for me to stand out.
Today I want to tell you a little about my performances and about some times when the curtain rose and for one reason or another I could not get on the stage. I also want to tell you about the freedom I have found from the need to perform, the freedom to live a life without being chained to expectations and demands, applause or approval.
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in Self-Injury on Jun 23, 2010
As a child, Victoria Childress often spent the night at a friends house just so she could have somewhere to eat and bathe. For as long as she could remember her home was divided, and by the time her parents divorced and her mother was with a new man, Victoria had found relief in cutting herself. Her life story tells a tale of a girl who held onto only a small sliver of hope as she learned to overcome her "invisible" problems with the love of an "invisible" God.
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in Success on Jun 22, 2010
Stephen Baldwin's life was centered around money, fame, success, and ultimately himself as an actor. But God wanted more for his life. Watch his video and read his story to learn his inspirational story of God placing people in his life to bring him to faith.
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in Marriage on Jun 22, 2010
Authors of I Do Again, Jeff and Cheryl Scruggs fell in love at first sight and were soon blissfully married. They lived in their dream house and were never in want. Within a few years Cheryl was surprised to find herself unfulfilled in her marriage, and even more surprised when she became involved in an adulterous affair. Watch this motivational video as the Scruggs tell the painful story of divorce, years of anger, and God's inspirational love that lead them to be remarried.