Nanette - Chronic enabler. But marriage #6 has hope
"Because he was a quadriplegic I felt bad about divorcing him."
Nanette - Chronic enabler. But my current marriage has hope - Come on let's go
"Because he was a quadriplegic I felt bad about divorcing him."
Josh S - Confused kid. Part of me enjoyed the sexual abuse - Come on let's go
One aspect of sexual abuse is rarely discussed—that sometimes it also feels good. The guilt related is especially complex, and Josh helps unravel it.
Josh - Escaped from gangs and machetes - Come on let's go
His Dad had a scar from a sword across his chest. His Ecuadorian uncles were shot dead in New York. Josh was headed in the same direction had he not chased a few girls to a youth camp.
Oscar - Mom was very angry, very malicious - Come on let's go
Oscar persevered through great cruelties from his mother, including physical abuse and terrible verbal insults, because he knew he was the only hope for his two little brothers.
Maxim - My son with cerebral palsy had no hope until the missionary arrived - Come on let's go
"We tried everything possible to make his life normal. He studied in a very good school. He tried to study hard and behave very well. Nevertheless, society had a hard time accepting him."
Maxim - Heroin addict in Russia
Maxim turned to hard drugs like heroin to solve his problems. But in the midst of rehab he found the answer to his problems. Now he runs rehab centers for ...
Maxim - Addicted to drugs in Russia - Come on let's go
Maxim turned to hard drugs like heroin to solve his problems. But in the midst of rehab he found the answer to his problems. Now he runs rehab centers for others.
How Can I have A Relationship with Jesus?
Lindz shares how Christ changed his life, and how he can change yours. Let Lindz pray with you to receive a new life.
Marla - I was intoxicated at the wheel and my son died - Come on let's go
As a "functioning addict," Marla thought she could be an adequate soccer mom. But the death of her 13-year-old son led to loss of all hope . . . until . . .