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Growing up in poverty without knowing his true father left him feeling unwanted and unsure of his identity. Years of addiction and despair followed, but God revealed Himself as the Father he’d been searching for—restoring his life and giving him purpose.

As a soldier in apartheid South Africa, he once faced an order to fire on schoolchildren. Already a Christian, he refused in his heart and prayed—watching the crowd disperse without violence. Years later, while preaching in a hostile township, a 12-year-old girl’s fearless act of holding up his Bible silenced a mob, proving that God’s love can overcome even the deepest racial divides.

After a military injury, a misdiagnosis led to harmful treatment that left him bedridden for nine months. Through prayer, perseverance, and the support of loved ones, he recovered enough to leave his wheelchair behind. Though he still walks with a cane, he no longer sees it as weakness—his identity is rooted in God, not disability.

Raised as a Buddhist and resistant to faith in Jesus, she experienced a powerful encounter with Christ that changed everything. From heartbreak and loss to healing and grace, she now follows the true and living God.

After growing up in poverty, losing his father to suicide, and battling addiction and jail time, he found true freedom in God’s love—not through performance, but grace.

Diagnosed with stage 4 heart failure and days from learning how long she had left, she asked for prayer—then felt warmth flood her heart. Days later, doctors found no sign of disease.