Why I Am Here

Because of a rough background, Dennis got involved in drugs, using and latter selling. He got involved in a lot of incidences that led him to be imprisoned. Through reading his Bible, he found Christ. Getting out of prison, Dennis began a journey that would lead him to church, mission college and then now a pastor in Michigan.

Because of a rough background, Dennis got involved in drugs, using and latter selling. He got involved in a lot of incidences that led him to be imprisoned. Through reading his Bible, he found Christ. Getting out of prison, Dennis began a journey that would lead him to church, mission college and then now a pastor in Michigan.

On this show I talk with Dr. Tom Wilson. Dr Wilson got injured and broke his leg while working on a bush-hog in his fruit orchard. Because of persistent infection, his doctor suggested that his leg be amputated. Dr Wilson prayed to God together with his church family. God intervened, and gave him a miraculous healing saving him from amputation.

"On this show I had an opportunity to interview Dr. Verlyn Benson.  Dr. Benson survived the deadliest liver cancer which has a 1% chance of survival. He is a walking miracle. Fully recovered, Dr. Benson went on a General Conference mission to establish an S.D.A. medical university in Rwanda."

"On this show I had an opportunity to interview Dr. Verlyn Benson.  Dr. Benson survived the deadliest liver cancer which has a 1% chance of survival. He is a walking miracle. Fully recovered, Dr. Benson went on a General Conference mission to establish an S.D.A. medical university in Rwanda."

"On this show I had an opportunity to interview Dr. Verlyn Benson.  Dr. Benson survived the deadliest liver cancer which has a 1% chance of survival. He is a walking miracle. Fully recovered, Dr. Benson went on a General Conference mission to establish an S.D.A. medical university in Rwanda."

On this show I seat down with Jason Russell as he shares how he got addicted to pain medication. The addiction got so bad to an extent of stealing  drugs from ambulances where he worked as a E.M.T field supervisor. Jason later on turned himself to the staff at his work, acknowledging that he was the one responsible for the missing drugs. He was then sentenced to 30 days in jail, an experience that led him to Christ. When he got out, he was fortunate to get his job and position back. Now Jason is free from drug addiction and he is now closer to his family that never before.