God Was With Us All Along (Vern and Barb Roy)

Weekend of November 15 (K781)
From a young age Vern used drugs and was addicted to alcohol very early in his life. He went downhill very fast and ended up in jail and psychiatric wards. His wife and children suffered from his lifestyle. He tried wanted to change and tried, but always failed. In all this time God worked in his heart and finally he committed his life to Jesus and slowly got free from addiction.

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Rejoice Always! (Randy and Evangeline Jackson)

Weekend of November 8 (K780)
At Migdal excavation site on the shore of the sea of Galilee, Evangeline talks with Rita Anderson about how Christians should rejoice in their life and trust in Jesus Christ especially when there are life challenges. Randy shows how living by faith in Jesus is not natural, but a miracle in itself, just like walking on water. (Israel-3)

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I Would Have Gone To Hell (Emmitt McKenzie)

Weekend of November 1 (K779)
Emmitt experienced abandonment, which led to alcohol, gangs, and suicide. He prayed the sinners prayer but things did not change.
He had the head knowledge of Jesus dying on the cross, but didn't have the heart knowledge of Him working in his life.

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Changed (Roderick & Louise Mandamin)

Weekend of October 25 (K778)
Roderick and Louise share how accepting Jesus as their Saviour changed their lives and marriage. They also share lessons they have learned from going through the grieving process in losing three sons.

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I See God’s Hand In My Life (David Thompson)

Weekend of October 18 (K777)
David talks about how he grew up with a dad who drank too much alcohol and was abusive to his wife. His dad eventually left the family when David was 10 years old. He married very young but got into addiction and hurt many people including his family. His wife stuck with him all that time for the sake of the family. David tried several times to change his life and finally chose God.

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