Julie grew up in South Africa in a Christian home, but shortly after she was born her dad stopped attending church. Growing up, television had some negative influences in her life, she also struggled with trying to fit in with the other school kids.
During Year 12, she skipped lunch to do something that made Jesus become her best friend, what was it?
When the family moved to Australia, God helped bring about some time with a guy she thought she'd marry, but it didn't work out. Discouragement and depression set as well as distrust in God. How did she get her relationship back with God to be able to fully trust Him again? Listen to find out.
In part (I) we met Susanne, author of “Rebel Girl, fatherless daughter”, her story of sexual abuse, assault, teen pregnancy, abuse in family and...
Eben was raised in a very dedicated South African family with good solid biblical foundation. They were conservative Pentecostals. Compulsory national service called. At...
Raised by Christian parents in rural Tasmania, Lyle had an idyllic start to life. He attended a very small local school. He learned skills...