www.easternskytheatre.org What would you do if you were on death row? It is known as a place where prisoners face legal challenges, family strains and all the while facing their mortality. In the feature film, The Last Appeal,

Barney Visser was born in 1949 and is currently the co-owner of Furniture Row, a successful mattress and sofa company, as well as Furniture Row Racing which is part of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. Furniture Row Racing, is based in Denver, Colorado.

How does God reveal himself to a scholar from Hawaii who has graduated from the most prestigious universities in the world? It is the journey of Nathan Nakatsuka, the Kamehameha Schools Kapalama valedictorian in 2008.

How much would you be willing to give up if you knew what you’d gain would last forever? Linda Fulton is captivated by Jim Elliot’s paraphrase of Matthew 10:39, “A man is no fool who gives up what he cannot keep, to gain what he cannot lose.”

www.inspirechurch.tv Imagine a conference experience being so life-changing, that it sells out completely the year before. So much so, there is a need to expand the opportunity to hold another conference back to back.

What would you do if you were a systems engineer for IBM and suddenly God told you to become a salesman? What if everyone around you said it would be impossible? What if you became the top salesman and God told you to leave IBM,

She describes herself as, “One mere blade of grass in the vast lawn of Christian believers – a beloved blade.” Lorraine Negele was born, raised and lived 58 years in a beautiful area of New Jersey. Then she moved to Hawaii.

If God performed a miracle and saved your child’s life how would that change the way you live? Linda Oliver has sung for the First Lady, Laura Bush and at the inaugurations of Governors. She’s organized presidential,

If you found out someone needs an organ transplant, how far would you be willing to go to help? Imagine you are sitting in church and you learn of the need one of the church members have for a kidney donor, how would you respond?

www.robertmcfarland.net Does my perception of who I am have anything to do with the impact I have in the world around me? What kind of impact can I really have if my sphere of influence is just my family? I want to leave a legacy. How do it do that?