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.
Posted by: Amy
in Intelligent Design on Jul 22, 2010
Dr. A.J. Monty White holds a B.Sc. (Hon.) in chemistry and a Ph.D in chemistry (in the field of gas kinetics) from the University of Wales, Aberystwyth. Dr. White was raised to believe that God was fake and his experience with church did nothing to convince him otherwise. That is until he meet some academic Christians at university. Read as Dr. White describes his conversion story, discovers the truth behind the creation story in Genesis and inspiration behind his creationism work.
Posted by: lifestory
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.
Posted by: Amy
in Success on Jul 20, 2010
In his youth, George Foreman was a miserable bully with a chip on his shoulder. But, then George got into boxing and became the World Heavyweight Champion. He had it all...but he still wasn't happy or at peace until he met the Lord. Watch his true Christian testimony and read his inspirational life story.
Posted by: lifestory
in Success on Jul 20, 2010
Sometimes the most unlikely people become followers of Jesus, at least from the human perspective. But the Lord takes us all on a unique journey, and Jane Fonda is no exception. The only thing about her journey that separated her from others is that she has long held a place in the public spotlight.
Posted by: Amy
in Success on Jul 19, 2010
Kirk Cameron is best known as the lovable teen heartthrob Mike Seaver, of the award winning series Growing Pains. He entertained audiences worldwide as the charming troublemaker. He is also known to many Christians as "Buck Williams" from the Left Behind films -- based on the NY Times runaway best selling novels by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins. He had more than just legions of fanatic fans. He also had stalkers and kidnapping threats, and was sometimes driven to the set in a bulletproof car. It got him thinking about his own mortality. He had it all, but still felt empty.
Watch Kirk's inspirational video as he tell his motivational life story of discovering faith and how his Christian conversion changed his life.
Posted by: Amy
in Meaning on Jul 19, 2010
Troy, Justin, Cerise all have very different stories with one common thread - Jesus. Watch this true motivational video as these three courageous young adults take the next step in their faith and share part of their inspirational life journey of how they discovered faith.
Posted by: Amy
in Success on Jul 14, 2010
How does a little girl born into a poor, immigrant family in northern Canada wind up, as a grown woman, running her own business trading and marketing domestic crude oil, one of the most competitive, high stakes business arenas in the world?
Simple: It has to be a “God thing.”
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: lifestory
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.