President and CEO of Jewish Voice Ministries International, Jonathan Bernis explains how peace is attainable between the Jews and Arabs in the Middle East.
Christian author, speaker, songwriter, and professional vocalist Tim Kaufman shares a personal story of battling depression and finding hope again. Hear how he demonstrates that a new life of "restoration, purpose, meaning overcoming and abundance" can be your future starting today!
Author and speaker Lore Cottone explains how she finds “peace in chaos” while raising her son diagnosed with Asperger’s, bipolar disorder, and depression.
Driven into prostitution at the age of 16 in Seoul, Korea by her poverty-stricken parents,Jeanhee finds her way to America. Could it be that becoming a millionare would bring everything she would ever want or need?
Known as "The Napalm Girl" in the famous Vietnam bombing photo, Kim Phuc talks about finding hope, healing, and forgiveness.
This former Army Ranger and hero of the Benghazi attack, Kris Paronto, shares his tools for discipline, success and peace in life.
“I had an altar. It was like a triangle. I had a brandy sifter with water, a crucifix, a white crucifix and then the Bible opened to Psalms 23… and cauldrons, animal sacrifices were in there. I felt a power, but it wasn’t a good power. It felt like something else was in control. It wasn’t me.” Watch to find out the results of Maura's story!!!
Shaerica always felt like an outsider in her home and at shcool. To escape the pain of loneliness she began to party and go to clubs to feel included. Eventually she allowed the unexpected love of God to penetrate her heart. Hear how she lives today.
Lysa Terkeurst says that when lies from other people become the lies we believe about ourselves, they become labels we accept on ourselves. With God’s help, truth can remove these labels that have become liabilities.
Hear the story of a man who had everything, but gave it up. He had women, whiskey, cocaine and the attention of others. That is until the day the God told Steve it was now or never.
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