As you may recall from last week’s interview, author Duncan Othen lived a different kind of life. His temper was his nemesis at every turn. And then there was that bear wrestling challenge! Who would do a thing like that? (Duncan would!) But, in part 2 of his story, everything changes. Why? Because that’s when Jesus entered his heart. Don't miss this life-changing story. There's hope for all of us!

Having grown up an atheist, Duncan’s has a unique story. He had no sense of who God is. So when Howard and I met him, we knew you would be fascinated by what God has, and continues to do, in his life. But it was his temper that really needed to be captured by God. His story will cause you to think more deeply about who you are. It certainly did for me!

Wendy serves as the Executive Director of Genesis Women’s Clinic in Pottstown and Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. She is certified as a Biblical counselor and specializes in pro-life counseling and domestic abuse. She is also the author of Running Toward Abortion—a book you will definitely want to read and pass on to others. She loves to be in the counseling room with women who struggle with the truth of LIFE and lie of abortion.

Abortion, abuse, shame and hopelessness WERE the essence of Wendy’s life.  But God saw it differently and rescued her, gave her passion for the unborn and prepared her to communicate with women in unplanned pregnancies. Her experiences help pregnant moms see the truth about the precious lives they’re carrying. Wendy’s pre-Jesus story helps us see the wreckage abortion causes and the grace and mercy found in the loving arms of Jesus. Looking for a redemption story?

There were times when Michelle thought Greg was dead. And as they share their story—it’s apparent both were hopelessly lost and the “love of their youth” had vanished. But God had a greater purpose for their lives than they could fathom.  More alive today than ever and sharing their conversation testimony to all who will listen, theirs is a story of absolute redemption. It’s a  miraculous story to share with someone warring with drugs, alcohol and love-lost.

Our good friend and Choose Life Radio board member, Greg King, has a wonderfully personal story of how Christ came into his adult-life and saved him and his wife, Michelle, from the ruin of drugs and alcohol. Greg’s is an interview that has aired before—but we’re committed to making sure every Choose Life Radio listener has heard it. It’s a story of incredible story of salvation. Is there any other?

After Sean’s life turned around, his life choices changed dramatically. He went back to college and then to law school. And he “won” the hand of the woman he had been pursuing for almost a decade. Now with a wife and family of five children, Sean is the CEO of Men for Life, a not-for-profit organization committed to helping men secure a role in the abortion debate. Be ready to be challenged!

Sean’s is a fascinating story. Addiction, depression and the inability to complete college are just a few of his challenges. His story also involves his inability to stop the abortion of his baby because his girlfriend said, “No.” And to round out this incredibly disappointing life—he was an addict. Then God heard Sean’s heart-felt prayer. Needless to say—he became a different person in Christ. Don’t miss Howard’s interview with Sean.

If you know someone who feels sorry for themselves—share this amazing interview with Bradley Walker. His story is not one soon forgotten. It’s about allowing God to use us—no matter the challenges. Once you hear Bradley sing and connect the dots with his physical challenges—you’ll be amazed! And if you like country music—stay tuned and experience the richness of Gods blessings. Trust me—you’re in for a fantastic treat.

A while back David Mahan shared his struggles as a young father. It’s a story of Christ’s love and intervention. But today—as the Director of Public Policy at the Center for Christian Virtue in Columbus, Ohio – he’s here to share a recently published study on the value of FAMILY. Although the Hope and a Future study focused on Ohio, families, you’ll quickly see the information is essential—no matter where we live.