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Michael Redd: Living for Christ in the NBA | 1:33

This video illustration reveals how Michael Redd had struggles on his journey to NBA stardom. The faith and discipline he practiced as a teenager now helps him avoid the traps and temptations of life in the NBA.

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Reassured by God's Presence | 2:40

Ronald was disappointed on the field while also dealing with his parents' separation at home. Feeling overwhelmed, he grew angry with God. A youth group leader reached out to him, leading to an encouraging encounter that restored his faith that God was with him even in the tough times. This story originally appeared in the RightNow Media series Bold.

No Longer Ashamed of the Gospel | 2:26

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The Impact of Obedience | 3:15

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Letting Her Roots Grow Deep | 3:05

Though Monica had committed to her faith, she never fully belonged to any church. She never let her roots grow deep, choosing instead to drift from one congregation to the next, looking for the church to serve her. But life changed when Monica made the choice to commit to a local church. This real-life story originally appeared in Adulting with JP Pokluda. 

Advance the Kingdom | 2:30

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When God Provides | 4:03

After his son had a bad experience in public school, Erik began to pray for different options for his kids. He felt like God told him that He would bring a Christian school to his area—and that's exactly what He did. This story originally appeared in The Good Book with Deron Spoo and Kyle Idleman.

A Reconciled Marriage | 3:54

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Used By God | 3:19

Lavenia, although afraid, obeyed The Holy Spirit’s urging to share God’s love with a man on the street. The response she received was not what she expected. This real-life story originally appeared in Watch Your Mouth with Tony Evans.

Pain in Pregnancy | 3:40

Shannon was diagnosed with cervical cancer and was told she could never have kids. After she miraculously had her first son, she hoped for more children. She and her husband lost their next two kids before twenty weeks and now fear what might happen to the child they're expecting. This real-life story was originally featured in Fear and Faith with Trillia Newbell.