Neil Peralta was the only witness to a murder. A woman, who was living in the lower level of his house, was murdered by her husband. At the age of 14, Neil overheard screaming coming from downstairs. When the screaming subsided, the bloodstained father came upstairs carrying a knife in one hand and his five-month-old baby girl in the other. The baby girl’s name was Jolly Grace.

Imagine receiving a letter that will change your life. It’s a letter that is more life-changing than one informing you that you have been accepted into the educational institution of your dreams or one informing you of an inheritance or a letter informing you that the one you love, loves you too.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) really hit him hard. If he didn’t do something about it, it would become a slippery slope he couldn’t climb back out of. Eventually, it struck him that his only wise choice would be to seek help. After serving his country in the Canadian Armed Forces for many years, Otto Castillo faced the challenges of PTSD.

At the age of 18, Yevgeniy Vasmout’s faith was tested when he arrived at the military base in Russia to complete his two years of mandatory military training. Hear the story of what happened when he stood up against powerful army commanders because of his Seventh-day Adventist beliefs.

See how science is proving that human beings are literally engineered for love and connection.

Retired bus driver, Johnny Barnes, courageously changed the island of Bermuda with three words: “I Love You.”

Maurice Hinds set three goals for his life, and once he achieved all three, Life showed him there was still more — much more!

Have you noticed that each day you are bombarded by a wealth of information? Sometimes it charges at you like a herd of wild animals. When this happens, you can become so overwhelmed that you don’t know what is supposed to receive your undivided attention. In this short message, you’ll learn how to pay attention to what really matters.

Do you admire people who are so decisive — who know what they want and aren’t afraid to go for it? Would you like to be one of those people? Experience what the key is to being a more decisive person.

We continue with the second part of Reema's struggle to find self-worth, purpose and trust after a traumatic experience of abuse. How could she possibly manage to move forward and share her story?