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Amber Malone talks about her experience with demonic oppression and how she overcame it through Christ.
Melanie found herself becoming more angry, aggressive, and depressed; at one point even believing that she was a mistake. As she turned her focus to learning what her Savior wanted her to learn, she began to find the peace she needed.
Each of us has felt a prompting that we didn't act upon. Erin Ropelato shares how the Lord patiently gave her many opportunities to heed the whisperings of the Spirit, and the blessings that followed.
There is no doubt that the Lord blesses missionaries and their families, but sometimes those blessings are hard to recognize. Shelbi Stanfill talks about the trials she and her family experienced while she was serving a full-time mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Talking with Guy in his CES classroom, you would never guess that as a young man he was mixed up with some pretty serious stuff. The way he shares his conversion story is humble, understated, and amazing.
Very early on in life, Jonathan realized his home life was not like that of his peers. Having a mother that struggled with bipolar disorder gave Jonathan many opportunities to see the hand of the Lord.
While on her mission, Macy's mother passed away. Facing one of the most challenging decisions of her life, Macy shares how turning to her Savior helped her choose the path that was right for her.
After getting a concussion during a high school basketball game, Mary Ward's life took a very unexpected turn. She shares how her relationship with her Savior helped add stability, and put the pieces back together.
All of us have had to forgive somebody at one point or another. Jessica shares how God helped remove her anger and feel His mercy.
Even before she was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Kristine Dodds found peace by attending Institute and the temple. She shares how these activities laid a foundation that would help her through many trials in her life.
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