One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
Ruben: Child Soldier at 7, Pastor at 15 (Colombia) Read More »
One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
Sandy: A Call from The Father on Father’s Day (USA) Read More »
Anonymous, India (personal information not listed for security reasons) Being a Communist, I believed that every thing can be achieved by the might of human hands. I did not believe in any god or goddesses and the idea of a supernatural being was really a myth to me. I hated the servants of God
Anonymous: Communist Sees The Power of Darkness Overcome by The Power of Jesus (India) Read More »
Yuen, China July 31, 2001 I was raised in a traditional Chinese family with a Christian Mother. Since Dad married a Christian against his parents’ warning, my Mom suffered a great deal for her faith (attacks from my Dad’s relatives). As a result, she was almost always bedridden when we were young (up
Yuen: Seeing The Power of God (China) Read More »
One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
Paula: Rescued from Suicide, Drugs and Myself (USA) Read More »
One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
Anonymous, Japan, Age: 82 In Japan, Jesus is called Iesu Kristo. I didn’t like his name even though I didn’t know anything about him. I didn’t like it because I thought it was a different, foreign religion. My grandma, who helped care for me when I was young, was Buddhist and Tenrikyo (a Japanese religion).
Anonymous: Jesus Could Forgive Even Me (Japan) Read More »
One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
Anonymous: Agnostic Scientist Objectively Tests The Validity of The Bible (Canada) Read More »
Myoung-Hee*, North Korea (Name changed for security reasons) Myoung-Hee still remembers seeing her father stumbling into their home, pale and weak. He gestured that he desperately wanted to speak, before breaking down in tears. He cried so loudly that Myoung-Hee feared the neighbours would warn the police. Her mother pushed him into the bathroom
Myoung-Hee: Escape from North Korea and Finding Jesus (North Korea) Read More »
One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
Anonymous, Nepal, (Personal information not listed for security reasons) Being orthodox Hindus we worshipped idol gods and ancestors. We visited temples to offer sacrifices to appease them and we believed if we were not offering an animal sacrifice, the wrath would come upon us. So we did all the rituals and invited a witch
Anonymous: Hindu Witchdoctors Cannot Heal, But Jesus Does (Nepal) Read More »
Yang, Nepal, Age 34 When I think of my childhood, I remember the pain and agony that I bore till I met Jesus. My parents died leaving me alone in this world and as a child I did not know what to do. Then my uncle took the initiative to look after me and
Yang: An Orphan Adopted by A Heavenly Father (Nepal) Read More »
Scott, Australia, Age 38 I remember growing up with a fear of death and wondered what would happen to me after I died. I was sure there had to be more to life than just living, then dying. I think this is something God placed in my heart as a yearning for Him. I
Scott: Only Jesus Can Fill The Emptiness (Australia) Read More »
I am Timothy Abraham (this is my Christian alias), a simple Egyptian from the Delta region. Farms surrounded me from every side with streams of the luxurious Nile river endowing life with fertility. I had a strong Islamic upbringing in my childhood, studying in the village shop for teaching the Quran (al-Kutaab).
Eldadi: A Thief Caught by The Holy Spirit (Tanzania) Read More »
One rainy day I was walking on a street, with no plans and nowhere to go. It felt good to be free and away from home. Someone saw me and pulled over and asked me if I needed a ride. I was startled. I took the ride. He knew something was up.
Anonymous: I Thought to Myself, ‘Suppose it’s True?’ (USA) Read More »
Anonymous, Sri Lanka, (personal information not listed for security reasons) Physically I became weak as I grew up. I was a victim of polio and arthiritis and was unable to walk. Though I consulted several doctors, I could not find complete recovery. I became wearied when I realized my destiny. The dark future that
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