I was bullied in third grade, throughout middle school, and for the first two years of high school. Whenever I walked into a room, people tended to ignore me… (MORE)

I grew up as a "military brat" with a father in the Air Force. As a child, I only remember attending church a handful of times, but I was raised with a Christian background and a basic understanding of God. My childhood was comfortable—upper-middle class—and as an only child, I never wanted for much. Everything changed in 1996...(MORE)

I grew up in a small town in Utah, an active member of the LDS (Mormon) church. Classic Americana would be an apt description of my boyhood. Attending weekly church meetings, riding bikes with friends after school, daily prayer and scripture study, summertime bonfires, and a knowledge that God was “watching everything you do.” If you were to put it to film, it would be in black and white and set to the “Andy Griffith Show” theme song…(MORE)

’m Cindy, and I have a new life in Christ, finding victory over social anxiety. I grew up in a small house with my parents and four sisters, but most of my memories were of being alone or feeling alone. Relationships were painful, superficial, and disappointing…(MORE)

I grew up in a Christian family as an overseas missionary. I always believed that God existed and that he loved me; however, as I got older, I struggled mentally a lot- especially moving back to Australia. I developed anxiety, an eating disorder, and had major depressive episodes… (MORE)

Growing up with a Christian faith, I often heard the story of the lost sheep. I have always been a believer, although the depth and practice of my faith varied in different life stages. As I neared 40, as a single woman who had always wanted a family, I faced the realisation that what I had always hoped and prayed for was not necessarily going to be my reality. (MORE)

Hi, my name is Sequoia. I grew up with 2 siblings, and my parents were married up until a certain point in life. They were Christians; I remember going to church as a kid, or maybe with my grandparents too (but of course, I was the kid who fell asleep in church). I recall some nights my mom and I would pray, and I just remember her almost being surprised… (MORE)

In that moment, I began having an internal conversation with God. I remember quietly apologizing to Him for pushing Him away earlier in my life. I told Him I was tired of carrying all that weight and anger. And in that moment, it felt as if God was speaking directly to my heart. The message was simple: “Use your experiences. Don’t let them weigh you down. Even though you fell away early, accept me again.” And sitting there quietly in that pew… (MORE)

Hi, I'm McKenna, and this is my testimony. I grew up in Slovenia but was born in the U.S. My parents were missionaries to Slovenia. My first friend and best friend was from Slovenia. Later, our church stopped supporting us… (MORE)

There is no one like Our Lord Jesus. Forever shall it be. Amen. Every trouble in my life, he has overcome. All things are his servants. God uses men to encounter us, to equip us with truth for our next battles… (MORE)

I was born on the 12th of January, 1948, into a family of Anglican churchgoers, who sent away their male offspring to boarding school as a matter of course. I have to say that all nine years (from the age of eight) were traumatic for me. Everyone who goes to boarding school for the first time at the age of eight experiences abandonment, whether they acknowledge it or not… (MORE)

Someone once told me, “It’s not about the test, it’s about the testimony.” Which, by definition, means to tell the story of how one came to Christ. That stuck with me because I always thought it was more about the test – the path I took to becoming a Christian. But the blessing lies in what happens after the test, not in what happened on the way… (MORE)