Posted by: Amy
in Adversity on Jul 14, 2010
Growing up with an alcoholic father, and a mother who was in and out of jail, Matthew Bush had a life of chaos, pain, and destruction. He had learned to survive life on his own, and was confident that each new chapter would be as ill-fated as the last. That is until he meet an inspirational Christian girl his senior year at a new high school. Watch this motivational video as Matthew tells the story of how God revealed himself and transformed Matthew's life.
Posted by: Amy
in Adversity on Jul 08, 2010
Albert grew up in L.A. in a neighborhood run by gangs and it didn't take much for him to enter the gang life. He became less interested in school and started on path that led him in and out of jail. Tired of the life of addiction and hopelessness he has living, Albert was longing to get sober and checked into a discipleship program. Watch this inspirational video as he discovers true meaning behind faith and life and his revelation found in Christ.
Posted by: Amy
in Adversity on Jun 08, 2010
Gospel rapper "Message", Adrian Persad's story starts with him selling drugs in high school to support himself and his mother who was a single parent. Unfulfilled and searching for a peace that was missing in his life, God answered Adrian's prayers with a shooting star. With no foundation for his new found faith, Adrian soon fell like that star. What this young man's inspirational video as wrestles to pick himself back up.
Posted by: pamelajo
in Adversity on Jan 30, 2010

Jan and Mike
Transcribed from Testimony tape.
By Pam Whitley
I always like to start out by making sure everyone knows that I'm one of those GRITS girls....Girls Raised In The South…and I am telling you that for a reason. Even though I've lost most of my accent, and believe me I have, because when I first moved to Oklahoma, people would say things like “let me hear you say so and so again. Then they'd practically roll in the floor laughing when I said whatever. So even though I've lost most of my accent, I still use different terms for things than some of my Oklahoma friends do. For example, they go out and start their cars; I crank mine. They go to the grocery store and find a parking place, I find a park. They go into the grocery store and get a shopping cart; I get a buggy! By the way, just for my own information, how many of you get a buggy?