Dave Engbrecht is no stranger to a life of ministry. He grew up around it, and he was accustomed to the demands and joys that serving others in the church can conjure up. However, Dave's journey into a life of ministry and what it means to "put it all on

Brent Paulus grew up in a farming community and quickly realized that this wasn't going to be his lot in life.  And while Brent didn't have a 'prodigal son' experience, growing up as the son of a highly sought after ministry leader, forced him to deal with the issue of

Pablo Gonzalez will readily admit that his upbringing wasn't exactly an episode of 'Leave It To Beaver". However, when Pablo heard the gospel, it started a journey that caused his to pursue all that God had for him. From milestones like how he met his wife, to his establishing a

Dennis Miller, AKA- Amish Dennis, has seemed to be all about keeping it real and authentic. Growing up in the Amish tradition did a lot of things for him. It taught him hard work and discipline. But it also caused him to look long and hard at a tradition that

Dennis Givens pastors a growing church now, but his introduction to God started as a kid in church, and hearing stories that he considered hard to believe.  His inquisitions and skepticism led him on a quest to experience these kinds of 'manifestations' over a number of years. Kevin and Gil

Tammy Chenoweth shares how after her freshmen year in college God got a hold of her and she allowed Him to use her life as a testimony.  Tammy made it a point to press into the Lord for every area of her life, as Tammy continued in her journey she

Marcus Bray would describe himself as a warrior. And why wouldn't he?  For most of his life, his testimony has been signified by struggle and pain.  Raised by a single mother, he found that the streets were already trying to pen his destiny, but God had other plans. Marcus and