I just remember going, 'How did I get to this point? This is my life?'" Tina Hoffman never intended to become a prostitute. But eventually, she lived up to her step-father's words. "I remember my step-dad telling me when I was little, 'Oh, You're just going to grow up to be a whore like your mother,'" Tina recalls. "My mom wasn't of course. She was an extremely hardworking, you know, beautiful, wonderful mother." http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700 (Prayer Line)
Jaeson Ma was a wild California teenager from a broken home. He lived fast and loose on the streets of San Jose. “I just did everything that was out there on the streets,” says Jaeson Ma. “So whether it was drugs, partying, fightin’, whatever it was, I was involved with it. And I thought it was cool. I thought it would gain me respect.” http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700 (Prayer Line)
Colin Ireton lived as the poster child of an '80s "hair" band. But eventually the fame wasn't enough. There was a nagging inner belief that there must be a God out there somewhere. But where? http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700 (Prayer Line)
As a gay rights activist, Charlene Cothran was never afraid to fight for what she believed in. For 30 years, she was as vocal and in your face as they come. She organized and marched with other lesbians in gay rights parades. And as editor-in-chief of Venus magazine, a national gay and lesbian publication, she wasn't about to change -- until something happened at a gay pride celebration that she never expected. http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700 (Prayer Line)
Stephanie Taylor was 18, living on her own and trying to make enough money to survive. A woman she knew told her that she could make a lot of money stripping in a bar. "A good week, if you worked most of your days, you could make about $2,000 or more," says Stephanie. http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700 (Prayer Line)
In an orphanage, at 14, James became habitually addicted to looking for relief from all of his suffering through homosexuality. But sex alone wasn't enough, and he later became a drug addict, and he became a thief to support his lifestyle. http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700 (Prayer Line)
For 40 years Gerald Jones of Indianapolis, Indiana, was hooked on drugs. He was influenced at a young age by those closest to him. Starting at a very young age, he engaged in many things along the way, including Islamic teaching, before he found the answer to what he was looking for all along! http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700
Freedom was the code Vanessa Holland's parents lived by. Their home in Australia was where they practiced a hippie lifestyle that included the open use of drugs and free sex. Vanessa and her siblings saw it all. http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700
Susan Krabacher was a Playboy bunny who lived the wild lifestyle. And, YES, she did live in the mansion! http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700
Make sure to watch it all because you will be astounded at what you see and hear! http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700
Ted Dekker's horror movies have a new twist! He has a new one, "House of Horrors" coming out late this summer, 2007. http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700
When Susan was a teenager, she looked for love and meaning anywhere she could find it. She turned to drugs to fill the void: cocaine, marijuana, and alcohol. Then Susan's X-Stepfather made her a unique offer... http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700
Watch Pat Day's story of what made him a Champion Jockey and the highest prize money winning jockey of all time! http://www.cbn.com 800-759-0700
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