Proof The Bible Is True

This is the touching, true story of Nicky Cruz, who turned from a life of drugs, violence and crime to serve Jesus Christ. Imagine being born into a family bound by the worship of evil spirits and the occult…Fast forward to the streets of New York City, where being the leader of one of America’s most violent gangs was a badge of honor…Share the miracle of a transformed life–a life changed from being driven by drugs, violence and crime to a life serving Jesus Christ! This historic video presents the touching, true story of Nicky Cruz’s life. You will marvel [More]

Five inner city guys share their personal stories of what happened to each of them as a result of not having a father in their lives. Go on a journey with five men growing up in the inner city, as their stories unfold of how life without a positive fatherly influence led them down a road of desperation. They searched for love, guidance, and acceptance, but instead found themselves getting involved in gangs, drugs, and gun violence, ending up in a very dark place where they discovered The Father They Never Knew! Director: Don Albert Starring: Carlos Colon, Bob Moeller, [More]

When doctors could offer no hope for his dying brother and a baby girl seemed certain to die, Des Morton defied all the odds and chose to believe that God would answer his prayers. In this movie, Des describes how God used miraculous happenings as stepping-stones on his spiritual journey. Through his personal account and dramatic reenactments of these incidents, a story of faith in a very real God unfolds. Des Morton is Senior Minister of Keynsham’s Ellim Pentecostal Church, where he has pastored for nearly four decades. Director: Dan Neidermyer Starring: Erik Nelson, Sarah Cameron, Ryan Morton, Christopher Green, [More]

When Christian principles become socially unacceptable and society moves to repress them, what will the Christians do? Witness the Soviet Union — before the fall of Communism – in this newly re-mastered drama. Fear of the KGB pervades society. Christian faith is stifled wherever it is discovered. Most believers cling to a hollow shell of Christianity tolerated in “registered” churches. However, some believers opt to remain “unregistered,” worshiping God openly and accepting the consequences. A brave few dare to print Bibles—right under the noses of the KGB. This story is about them. This important historical drama sheds light on the [More]

Miles and Kate just want to live a normal, happy life. When Miles O’Rourke’s brother shows him the hidden Mayflower II, a spaceship designed to help families escape persecution, he dismisses it as paranoia. …however, the persecution soon becomes personal. Caught off guard, he “borrows” the new Mayflower to escape to a utopian colony on Mars where he learns he hasn’t left all his troubles behind. 400 years ago the original Mayflower carried persecuted believers to the new world. In this futuristic action packed thriller the Mayflower II will take persecuted believers to another world. Highlighting the need for faithfulness [More]

04/16/21 I recently updated my post “Miracle On The Howard Frankland Bridge” with some pictures of the vehicle taken after the accident at the garage where it was towed. Check it out, I’m sure you’ll find it interesting.  Admin

04/10/21   In his 22 years, Rafer Johnson has done many things and all of them extraordinarily well. His mother says of him: “We tried to teach him to walk straight, talk straight and think straight … He just naturally became good at everything…”   When his parents guided him toward church work, Rafer sang in the choir and was active in youth groups. In high school at Kingsburg, California, he captained the track, basketball and football teams, and gained stature as a power hitter on the baseball nine.   After entering University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), Rafer [More]

04/10/21 “A lesson for all of us.” Admin The call came one September morning, before I’d had my coffee. “Julie, he’s drinking again.”   Our family member had relapsed. Not for the first time. I got off the phone and felt myself slipping too. Not by drinking, but by “stinking thinking,” the distorted thought patterns that had made my life unmanageable. Overanalyzing. Obsessing. Trying to control things.   Clyde, our four-year-old yellow Labrador retriever, came into the kitchen as I poured my coffee, prancing as much as a 100-pound dog could prance. He knew it was time for a walk. [More]

This wasn’t the first surgery I’d undergone since my cancer diagnosis, but I worried it wouldn’t be my last.   Back in July, I had gone to the doctor to ask about a strange, painful rash on my chest. Like a sunburn that wouldn’t heal. It turned out to be breast cancer. I was shocked.   I had a lumpectomy at the end of August. I woke up post-op, my chest tightly bandaged. I thought the operation would be the end of it. But cancer cells had been discovered in the margins. That meant I needed an additional surgery, called [More]

Before heading to camp that summer I double-checked that I had everything I needed. Toothbrush. Check. Socks. Check. I touched my neck to make sure I was wearing my great grandmother’s necklace, a simple rose pendant on a gold chain. Check. I grabbed my bag and headed out the door.   I arrived at camp and quickly found my friends. “Come play capture the flag with us!” they said. The game was messier than we anticipated because the grounds were muddy from rain the week before. When we went to the bathroom to clean up I looked in the mirror [More]

“I hope your dad’s going to be happy here,” Mom said. We were settling my father into his room at a new nursing home. If only we knew what he was feeling. But Dad couldn’t tell us. Parkinson’s disease had robbed him of the ability to speak.   It hadn’t been easy finding the right place for him. At first, we’d cared for Dad at home. When that became too much for my sisters, mother and me on our own, we moved him into a care facility, but it wasn’t a good fit. There was only one really positive thing [More]

When my son James died of a drug overdose at 43 years old, my world collapsed. He was my firstborn of six children, a gentle and sensitive soul who saw the good in everyone. At 19, he’d enlisted in the U.S. Army and quickly climbed the ranks to become a sergeant and medical specialist. While he was stationed in Alabama, a fellow soldier was fatally injured in a parachuting accident, and James—the responding medic—blamed himself for not being able to save him. After James was discharged, he struggled with PTSD and turned to drugs to block out the scenes that [More]

I couldn’t focus. I was packing for a camping trip later that day with my friend Ceil. But my mind was elsewhere. I’d had a bizarre dream the night before that felt so urgent, so powerful, that I just couldn’t shake it. I couldn’t make sense of it either. I went over it again and again in my mind…   In the dream, I’d been fast asleep when I felt a presence.   I opened my eyes. Shimmering lines undulated above me until they materialized into a woman. She was about 70 years old, with white hair, smile lines and [More]

04/04/21 The resurrection of Jesus Christ is one of the most important biblical truths there is. Next to the Crucifixion, it is the most significant event in church history. It isn’t a peripheral issue; it’s foundational. It’s bedrock. It’s the bottom line. Not only does the Resurrection tell us that we will live beyond the grave, but it also tells us there is hope beyond this life. In fact, the Bible says, “Christ has been raised from the dead. He is the first of a great harvest of all who have died. So you see, just as death came into [More]

Through Megan’s deliberate acts of respect and purposeful efforts to get to know these gentlemen the shroud of their grumpy appearance is lifted and as the men open up the impact of their life stories extend beyond her. Director: Justin Barber Writer: Amanda Barber (screenplay) Stars: Werner Reidel, Hans Willer, David Maysick

04/01/21   “Some disturbing food for thought from Michael.” Admin   If you’ve felt like the world has turned upside down and inside out, you are not alone. It’s not a dream, it’s not a nightmare, it’s not an Ambien-induced episode, and there’s no waking up from it. Unlike the cat ladies on Facebook who insist on posting the “hang in there memes,” I’m honest enough with you to tell you how it is. Not how I hoped it would be, or what the best-case scenario will look like if a thousand things happen in sequential order, akin to winning [More]

03/19/21   “Ruth Zhao” was a performer in the Chinese military’s Cultural and Performance Division. She was famous for her performances, winning awards year after year. ‘Deny your faith or lose your job’ But recently, everything changed.   Ruth’s boss told her she had to stop going to church meetings and that she couldn’t be both a military performer and a Christian since military personnel in China are not allowed to be Christians.   Ruth was faced with a life-changing decision: Deny her faith and keep her job, or declare her unchanging love for the Lord and risk everything.   [More]

03/12/21 “For those of you who would like a deeper look into the Pre-Wrath view of the rapture then visit the website of Dr. Alan Kurschner, author of the book Antichrist Before the Day of the Lord. The first thing on his home page is a 2 hr. video in which he discusses what he believes are 7 problems with the Pre-Trib view and how it contrasts with the Pre-Wrath view. There are many posts discussing various aspects of Bible prophecy and the Pre-Wrath view as well. Check it out.” Admin Alan Kurschner, Ph.D., is a biblical scholar committed to proclaiming [More]

03/10/21 “This sounds like a great video so I decided to post a link to it. They do request a donation of any amount to get the DVD and access to the online streaming version. So you can decide how much or little you want to give. Plus it’s a great way to support CBN.” Admin Click Here To Get Video New From CBN Filme Written In Stone: House Of David For centuries, the Bible was the only written evidence that King David existed. Only recently have archaeologists unearthed physical evidence confirming the dynasty or house of David. Gordon Robertson [More]

This is a visual evangelistic film about a young man who comes back from the dead to show his friend the great love of Christ and truth about the cross. This film has one great scene in it which shows what Christ did with our sins when He died. Very visual! This is a good production that is well done. Director: John Schmidt Writer: Bill Muir, John Schmidt Starring: Kevin Downes, David White, Mercy Malick, Diane Sainte-Marie, Beverly Holloway, April Holladay, Phil Schmidt

I stared at the unpacked suitcase. I’d gone to the same summer camp in Wisconsin since I was little, and I was set to return for my first year as an actual counselor. Counting down the last days of school before summer break, I was bursting with excitement. Now we were officially free from our studies, but after what had just happened I wasn’t completely sure I wanted to leave the safety of my house and my family in Indiana.   I went downstairs to the kitchen, where my mom was making dinner. “Mom, something happened today. Something really bad.” [More]

“Your mother’s breast cancer has returned, and it’s metastasized to her bones,” said my mother’s doctor. “It’s…everywhere. I’m so sorry, Roberta.”   I clutched the phone, tears in my eyes. Mother’s diagnosis had no cure. Worse, as a nurse of more than 20 years who’d cared for many end-of-life patients, I knew what her future held.   Even as a health-care professional, I had never really been able to do anything for my mother. Fiercely independent, she’d always been the caretaker, one with a hugely charitable spirit. Especially when I was a teen, battling my own incurable illness. She’d arranged [More]

“Can you perform a hymn for us next week?” my pastor asked me after Sunday service.   “Of course!” I said. The idea, though, made me anxious. I hadn’t performed at church in a long while.   Music had always brought me peace and made me feel closer to God. Until six months ago. After a switch in thyroid medications, I could no longer find joy in anything. The shift in my meds sent me spiraling into a deep depression. I lost my energy and appetite. Cried often. My piano sat untouched. I tried to go through the motions for [More]

I was ready for bed. As I reached to turn off the lamp on my bedside table, my eyes fell on the card my brother Isaac had given each of us siblings on what would have been Dad’s sixty-eighth birthday. It was a musical card with a photo of Dad smiling inside. When you opened it, a recording of Dad’s baritone singing one of his silly, signature songs would play. The card stood beside my bed, propped open just enough so the recording wouldn’t go off.   It had been a year and a half since Dad had died of [More]

I stepped on the gas and shifted into drive, then reverse, then back into drive again. Gunned the engine. It was no use. My truck was hopelessly stuck.   It had been snowing when I left for work but nothing like this. I’d never seen snow accumulate so fast, and we get some pretty serious snowstorms in Oklahoma. Visibility had dropped to nearly zero. That’s when the truck had fishtailed off the road.   I need to get home to call Stephanie, I suddenly thought. My 11-year old had spent the night at a friend’s house. She was supposed to [More]

I closed my eyes, as I always did, so I could concentrate on my morning devotions before I got ready for work. Concentrating on anything could be extra hard during the busy holiday season, but it always calmed me to start my day by praying for others or simply giving thanks for my blessings. Today was unusual in that I had a specific request: God, is Mom looking down on me from heaven this Christmas?   It had been more than 20 years since my mother had passed, but the question suddenly seemed important to me. The day before, a [More]

Mom and I pulled our artificial Christmas tree out of the box together, the silver pine branches bending into shape—a popular look back in 1970. “I hope the lights all work,” Mom said. As if the tree itself wasn’t shiny enough.   I shrugged. The truth was I didn’t care if we even had a tree when I woke up tomorrow. It was our first Christmas without my father. My heart was too heavy to enjoy anything.   “Hang some of those icicles,” Mom said, pointing to the open box.   I hooked a glittering ornament and reached for a [More]