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One of the ways the Gospel is clearly demonstrated is in the powerful work it does in the lives of those who turn to it. This collection of stories highlights the transforming power of Christ as it is displayed in the lives of believers from a wide assortment of backgrounds.
Update frequency:
every 24 days
Average audio length:
30 minutes
English
United States
33 episodes
since Sept. 1, 1997
episodic
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Chapel speaker Lisa Espineli Chinn discusses the culture shock that international students experience as new students in the United States through humorous anecdotes and personal stories.
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Nabeel Qureshi shares his testimony of converting from Islam to Christianity.
Art professor Kurt Simonson shares stories with Biola students about his spiritual journey and how photography and the concept of sacred space has formed him and his view of God. He challenges students to live in the present moment as a means of serving God and others.
Best-selling author Josh McDowell shares stories from his childhood growing up with an alcoholic father and his personal journey from skepticism to faith in Jesus Christ.
Dennis Nadley shares his testimony of missions work, pastoral work, and evangelism.
At the Fall 2011 Commencement Ceremonies, Visionary-in-Residence Roberta Green Ahmanson calls students to rekindle a need for prophetic vision in their lives. Ahmanson talks about pitfalls in today's culture that dilute a true vision such as alcoholism and internet addiction, and encourages a new …
Los Angeles Director of Teen Challenge of Southern California, Henry Lozano, shares his story of heroin addiction and the long road that led him there. When Lozano finally sought out help, it was nothing less than the miraculous grace and truth of God that healed and transformed him, spurring him …
Stephen Lungu gives his moving testimony of his transformation from violent African freedom fighter to joyous follower of Christ.
Dr. Artemiza Hernandez, Biola Student Veronica, and Dr. Pete Menjares, each share their own testimonies influenced by the Latino and American communities.
AS President, John Drebinger III, teaches through his own experiences on the facets of life that can make it hard to maintain meaningful relationships. He speaks into the difficulty of deep connection with others, but at the same time attests to the fact that deep and impactful friendships are the…
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