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Reaching Out to Others | 2:38

Brenda had a troubled childhood and bullied other kids at school, but Lindsey reached out to her and invited her to church. Brenda was radically transformed, and now she shares her faith with others even though she’s often chastised for it.

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Accepted By God | 3:26

After being bullied at school, Liza became angry at God. In an attempt to be accepted, she immersed herself in a group of friends that drew her further away from God. Yet even when Liza felt like God had given up on her and that she was too far gone to be found by him, she learned that He still had a plan for her life. This real-life story originally appeared in Dream Big with Jennie Allen.

A Mission Trip to School | 3:16

After going to Nicaragua for a missions trip, Gabbie developed a passion for serving her friends and classmates at school. She realized that, to make an impact at school, she needed to spend time with people who weren't Christians. Gabbie focused on learning classmates' names and offering rides to stranded students. The personal time she spent with various students opened the door to sharing the gospel. This true story originally appeared in the study "Eternity" with Francis Chan.

Faith at School | 3:28

Zachary was a Christian, but he really wasn't doing anything to make his faith real. After he began to read his Bible and pray daily, he grew closer to the Lord. When he started bringing his Bible to school, he got the opportunity to share his faith with classmates. This story is from "Awaken" Youth Bible study, featuring D.A. Horton.

Service and the Gospel | 2:53

A wildfire devastated Isaac's town. Many of his friends lost their homes. In the wake of the fire, Isaac found ways to serve his community. Through his service, he gained a new understanding of his faith and what it means to follow Christ. This real-life story is from "Awaken" youth Bible study, featuring D.A. Horton.

Bringing Mission Home | 2:40

For Emma, what started as a mission trip to Nicaragua resulted in a renewed passion for ministry at home. She realized that while the people at home were physically wealthy, they were just as spiritually poor as those in Nicaragua. Emma chose to transfer from her Christian school to a public school so that she could share the gospel. This real-life story is featured in the Life on Mission Bible study with David Platt and DA Horton.

On Mission at School | 2:18

Miranda was challenged by her pastor to read her Bible at school. This simple act opened doors for her to share her faith with her classmates. Miranda's story shows how God uses simple acts of obedience to open doors for the gospel. This story was featured in Life on Mission with David Platt and DA Horton.

Cursing | 2:11

Neil uses foul language when he is around his friends in order to fit in. Part of him thinks that cussing is no big deal, but then he also recognizes that it hurts his relationship with God—he feels like a hypocrite—and that it also hurts his witness, because others can’t imagine that he is a Christian because of the way he talks.

Worshipping Popularity | 3:52

Anthony lived for the praises of others. He loved being popular and had everything he wanted, but still felt empty. He felt God calling him to walk away from that need and walk toward Him. At first people didn’t like him anymore, but eventually they started to look up to him because of his relationship with Christ.

Bullied by Christians | 2:27

Tyler got bullied at school and at Church Camp by the “Christian” kids. He hated Christians because of how they treated him, so he decided to become an atheist. Eventually, his mom made him go to a different church where the kids were much kinder, and he learned to trust in Christ.

Those Who Haven't Heard | 2:42

Tue grew up in Vietnam and worshiped his ancestors. He came to America for school and met a friend who told him about Jesus for the very first time. He believes in Jesus, but worries about his family in Vietnam and all the billions of people in the world that haven’t heard the gospel.