So many people are struggling under the burden of their past – the burden of the lies that the world’s been telling them about who they are and who they aren’t. Now it’s one thing for someone to speak God’s answers into that situation. That’s something that Berni’s been doing over the last couple of weeks – because it’s knowing the truth sets us free. But this week on the program – something special. A young man – Mike – who had the most difficult of starts in life – his mother was 15 when he was born into an abusive environment, he was fostered around from pillar to post, racial issues – and he joins Berni to share his story … to share how Jesus came to set him free from the power of the past; from the lies he’d been told.

So many people are struggling under the burden of their past – the burden of the lies that the world’s been telling them about who they are and who they aren’t. Now it’s one thing for someone to speak God’s answers into that situation. That’s something that Berni’s been doing over the last couple of weeks – because it’s knowing the truth sets us free. But this week on the program – something special. A young man – Mike – who had the most difficult of starts in life – his mother was 15 when he was born into an abusive environment, he was fostered around from pillar to post, racial issues – and he joins Berni to share his story … to share how Jesus came to set him free from the power of the past; from the lies he’d been told.

When you hear someone talking about living the life God always intended – it’s easy to get the picture that it’s all about us. But as it turns out – a key part of that is being prepared to serve rather than to be served. Join Berni Dymet this week as he looks at living the life that God always intended – from a different perspective.

When you hear someone talking about living the life God always intended – it’s easy to get the picture that it’s all about us. But as it turns out – a key part of that is being prepared to serve rather than to be served. Join Berni Dymet this week as he looks at living the life that God always intended – from a different perspective.

When you hear someone talking about living the life God always intended – it’s easy to get the picture that it’s all about us. But as it turns out – a key part of that is being prepared to serve rather than to be served. Join Berni Dymet this week as he looks at living the life that God always intended – from a different perspective.

When you hear someone talking about living the life God always intended – it’s easy to get the picture that it’s all about us. But as it turns out – a key part of that is being prepared to serve rather than to be served. Join Berni Dymet this week as he looks at living the life that God always intended – from a different perspective.

When you hear someone talking about living the life God always intended – it’s easy to get the picture that it’s all about us. But as it turns out – a key part of that is being prepared to serve rather than to be served. Join Berni Dymet this week as he looks at living the life that God always intended – from a different perspective.

Have you ever felt as though it’s all over? There’s no future. It’s as though God is finished with us and He’s put us on the shelf. We’re past our date. Well this week, we’re joined by tennis legend Margaret Court, winner of 62 Grand Slam titles, who shares a bit of her journey.

Have you ever felt as though it’s all over? There’s no future. It’s as though God is finished with us and He’s put us on the shelf. We’re past our date. Well this week, we’re joined by tennis legend Margaret Court, winner of 62 Grand Slam titles, who shares a bit of her journey.

Have you ever felt as though it’s all over? There’s no future. It’s as though God is finished with us and He’s put us on the shelf. We’re past our date. Well this week, we’re joined by tennis legend Margaret Court, winner of 62 Grand Slam titles, who shares a bit of her journey.