Smokey Robinson talks to Scott Ross about his Motown career.... |
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The pain of repressed childhood abuse surfaced when Kim was a young married mother, resulting in danger for her family.... |
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John Chapman Elliott, a former government assassin, shares how his career affected his life and that only after he retired did he begin to process the full impact of what killing for a living had done to his spirit.... |
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An addiction to crack cocaine ruled Wanda Banfield’s life for years. On the floor of a jail cell, she cried out to Jesus and immediately experienced His freedom and saving power. Today she is clean and sober and serving God in ministry alongside he... |
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Like so many in business, Mr. Cho began to see his life's work collapsing around him.... |
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She was addicted to drugs and strung out on despair. An encounter with God changed her life. ... |
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Drug dealing and other crimes catch up Steve and he receives a 20-year prison sentence.... |
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He lost his job and his love due to his legalistic view of God. But in the pit, Randy found intimacy with God. Now he is a successful and happily married man. ... |
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