Testimonies
7 stories
Showing 7 stories in Testimonies

A Mufti's Son, a Dream of Light, and 13 Lost Teeth: Ahmed Joktan's Call to Share the Gospel
Ahmed Joktan grew up in Saudi Arabia, the son of a mufti. A dream while studying in New Zealand led him to Jesus — and when his family found his Bible, he was beaten and lost 13 teeth. Now he urges Christians: share the gospel with Muslims, without fear.

'Nothing Short of a Miracle': A Skateboard Accident, a Brain Injury, and an Encounter
An electric skateboard accident left Gabe Poirot with a horrific brain injury. He says that during it he met Jesus — and doctors say his survival and recovery are nothing short of a miracle.

‘God Has Left Me for a Purpose’: A Nigerian Widow Chooses Healing After Unthinkable Loss
Open Doors tells the story of Asabe, a Christian mother from Plateau State who survived a 2025 attack and later found strength through Scripture, church fellowship and trauma-informed care.

From Addiction and Prison to a Life of Service: Henry Lozano’s Story Points to Grace
Henry C. Lozano's public story moves from heroin addiction and federal prison to Christian recovery ministry, national drug-prevention work and service in the White House.

A Nigerian Woman Left Islam for Christ. A Court Just Ruled in Her Favour.
In Nigeria, leaving Islam for Christianity can mean losing your family, your home, and your safety. For one woman living under threat after her conversion, the courts did something almost nobody expected.

She Was Preparing to Die — Then She Met Jesus: A Testimony That Will Change How You See Eternity
A woman's near-death experience took her to the threshold of eternity — and what she encountered there was not darkness, but the living Jesus. Her testimony is a powerful reminder that death has been defeated and Heaven is real.

Former Drug Lord Now Plants Churches Across Latin America
Once feared as one of the most dangerous men in his country, Carlos Mendez now leads a network of over 100 churches and a rehabilitation ministry that has transformed thousands of lives.