Proof The Bible Is True

Scotty McGee was the youngest brother and loved his brother Marcus aka Moe. Moe was shot and killed at 19 years old. While saying his last Good byes to Moe, Scotty promised him he would make it to the NFL. cbn.com

Bill longed for affection from his dad, and in his teen years sought what he was missing from another young man. Throughout his life and career as an entertainer, Bill grappled with his sexuality but he finally surrendered it all to God.  cbn.com

Rev. Demetrius Guyton spent a lifetime recovering from the scars left behind after his mother tried to kill him when he was just two months old.  cbn.com

Author Nicole Weider got more than she bargained for when her teenage dreams of becoming a model came true.  cbn.com

Megan had a bright future, but when her fiancé died she never emotionally recovered. Alcohol soon became her comfort, but when she nearly died herself, her parents stepped in to help point her in the right direction.  cbn.com

Mike, a Green Beret, was critically injured while serving in Afghanistan. After healing from physical injuries, Mike faced PTSD and eventually discovered true joy.  cbn.com

Born in India with no limbs, Lisa was brought to the U.S. as a child and adopted into a loving family. Now thriving in her life and career, Lisa shares her story of inspiration and hope with others.  cbn.com

Even as the judge was sentencing Cornealious to 13 years in prison for his involvement in a robbery, he wasn’t worried about his future. God had made a promise to him that he would not serve the time.  cbn.com

Once homeless after his career came crashing down, R&B legend Charlie Wilson beat addiction and spent the past 20 years climbing the charts again. He credits one source for saving his life.  cbn.com

Christine was young when her father died. Years later, she became a worship leader but her anger and bitterness turned into rebellion when she started living a double life. One night, she was forced to make a choice.  cbn.com

Anthony was headed down a dark path when he accidentally drove into a church parking lot and had a heavenly encounter.  cbn.com

Despite being critically ill, Don was confident God would provide a kidney donor. Little did he know his new friend Tim would be the answer to his prayers, and that Tim’s life would also be saved in the process.  cbn.com

As a major league baseball pitcher for 14 years Andy Benes had it all put together. But behind the scenes, his home life was struggling.  cbn.com

The Hylden family was told to prepare for the worst after their teenager Ben was in a horrible car crash.  cbn.com

After 40 years of addiction and her fourth DUI, Susan receives a prison sentence. While behind bars she begins to read the Bible and attend chapel services that ultimately introduced her to a new life of hope.  cbn.com

One of the NFL’s young, emerging tight ends, Dwayne Allen grew up fatherless and angry until a Savior rescued him.  cbn.com

After depression and years of addiction nearly ended his job and marriage, Josh remembered how his grandfather leaned on God and decided it was time for him to do the same.  cbn.com

At age 13, a family friend sexually abused Hebert Cooper. Even as a full-time evangelist and then the pastor of People’s Church in Oklahoma, He still had only shared the incident with his wife.  cbn.com

After decades of using drugs and alcohol to numb painful memories of childhood abuse, Jessi finally realized what she really wanted was to be a mom to her two boys.  cbn.com

After her life descended into the despair of addiction, Sylvia learned that she needed to accept God’s grace and forgiveness before she could forgive herself. Now, she helps other women do the same.  cbn.com

Vanessa was only 17 years old when her mom died of cancer. A grieving heart led her to turn away from God, but years later she turned back and asked for a miracle.  cbn.com

Fronting a rock band in the 90’s was awesome for David, until the resulting drug addiction had him on the brink of ending his own life.  cbn.com

Rich was named “Fittest Man in the World” for four consecutive years. After he fell during a fitness competition, he began to question his identity and faith.

Audra endured childhood abuse and grew to hate being a girl. When she turned to other women to find love and acceptance, one special woman’s kind gesture instead showed her the love of God.

Shana was angry and couldn’t understand why she had to go to a foster home. Her life eventually headed down a path of destruction until she reached a turning point and decided she didn’t want to go to hell.

The consequence of a wayward search for identity, Houston’s criminal record kept growing longer and longer, until one day his search ended when he praised God from his jail cell.

Jabar’s above average intelligence kept him from getting into too much trouble, but he thought he could get away with being a marijuana farmer.