Money

He was a drug dealer by age 9 and had half a million dollars by 15. When his brother was tortured and killed, he was ready to kill in revenge—until God met him on his own Damascus Road.

Starting in radio at sixteen, he rose to be a CBS executive working with legends like Michael Jackson. Yet, despite success and wealth, he felt empty until a message on the 700 Club led him to Christ. Humbling himself to work construction, he found purpose in ministry, serving a higher calling beyond any corporate title.

As a single mom, she depended on credit cards and food stamps just to survive—until God told her to cut them up and trust Him as her provider. Against all odds and through every struggle, He came through. Now, she’s helping others break free from the cycle of dependence with faith, courage, and peace.