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GPS: God. People. Stories.

Author: Billy Graham Evangelistic Association

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From murderers to missionaries and actors to athletes, people from all walks of life have life-changing encounters with God. Listen to them share their stories here.

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On the same night that Naeem Fazal saw Jesus in a dream, he converted from Islam to Christianity.Today, he is the founding pastor of Mosaic Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. Find out more of his transformational story on this episode of GPS: God. People. Stories. You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or at Billy Graham Radio on Facebook. 
When Mike Weaver’s brother died of COVID-19 in 2022, he lost both a lifelong friend and a bandmate—but the story doesn’t end there.Find out more about the brothers’ relationship, ministry, and band, Big Daddy Weave, on this episode of GPS: God. People. Stories. You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook. 
From a shark bite survivor, to an NFL star, to a missionary doctor who nearly died of Ebola, meet some of the most memorable guests from the last eight years of GPS: God. People. Stories.  Then get ready for a year of powerful new episodes as this Christ-centered podcast returns in March.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
“Why do I have no family in New York City, no experience in New York City, no history in New York City, but yet I feel like I belong in it, in my gut?”That’s the question Garrett Raburn found himself asking a few years ago. It shocked his wife, Gabi, who thought they had “settled down” in Fort Worth, Texas.Hear their story of adventure in this fifth and final episode of our series on missionaries.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
Ben Page left his pro soccer career and moved to the inner city of Charlotte, North Carolina, to live among the kids in his ministry.Listen as Ben shares the challenges, dangers and joys of living out the love of Christ to his neighbors in what was once one of the most dangerous communities in Charlotte.“We would drop soccer balls on the ground and just start kicking a ball with whoever was in the park.”Subscribe to Billy Graham Evangelistic Association emails.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.If you’re anxious or fearful and would like to pray with someone, call the Billy Graham Prayer Line at 1-855-255-PRAY.Learn more about beginning a relationship with Jesus Christ or deepening your relationship with Him.You can help advance the Gospel through programs like this one. Give to the BGEA.
Carolyn Pace has served as a missionary in Peru since the 1960s. She’s lived through military coups and violence in the streets.“We would hear an explosion, and we're sitting at the table eating … and somebody would say, ‘Oh, I wonder what building or what place that was.’ And then we would pass the potatoes or something.”Not much fazes Carolyn, but she and her family recently experienced back-to-back losses that could have led them to say goodbye to Peru for good.Listen in as Carolyn—along with her son-in-law Rick Anderson—shares a story of deep faith in the midst of heartbreaking loss.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
The Newquist family was loving their new life onboard a medical ship off the coast of Africa. Then the COVID pandemic struck.“It was absolutely devastating,” Raeanne Newquist said. “We had given up everything to go do this. And in some ways, it felt like it had blown up in our face.”Find out what happened next in the second half of the Newquists’ extraordinary story.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
The Newquist family was living the American Dream in California. They left it all behind to serve God onboard a medical missions ship off the coast of Africa.Listen to their extraordinary story on this new episode of GPS.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.If you’d like to dedicate your life to Jesus Christ, or if you have spiritual questions, you can chat with a trained volunteer – available 24 hours a day – at FindPeacewithGod.net.
Andrea Herzer was an active young mother of three when unbearable pain left her suddenly bedridden. Since then, she has endured many years of illness, including cancer and a debilitating, chronic pain disorder.Today, Andrea is blessing others with her wisdom, faith, and perseverance in the midst of ongoing suffering.Hear her powerful story in this new episode of GPS: God. People. Stories.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
Carl and Anna Streck already had three young children when Anna held a foster baby in her arms and declared that he would become their son. Doctors said the baby boy would never walk, talk, see or hear. Carl didn’t see how his wife could be serious.“What I was really faced with was my own selfishness,” Carl said. “When you adopt a medically fragile kid, they’re going to live in your house forever. And that was not the path that I believed my life was headed down.”Hear the rest of the Streck family’s deeply moving story on this new episode of GPS: God. People. Stories.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
Steve Cochlan received devastating news four years ago. He was told, “Steve, you've got ALS. You've got two to three years to live, so go home and get your house in order.”Today, even as his body is shutting down, Steve is clinging to faith in Christ—and sharing it with others.Be challenged and inspired as he shares his story in the second episode of our new podcast series, “The Great Physician.”You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.If you’d like someone to pray with you, call the Billy Graham 24/7 Prayer Line at 855-255-PRAY (7729). 
Britt Bentley was 28 years old, in the prime of his life, when he found out his heart was failing. Fifteen years after his first heart transplant, he was told he would need another—and a new kidney as well. He takes us on the roller coaster ride that brought him to the brink of death and rebuilt his faith—a journey he and his wife are still navigating with Jesus Christ as their compass.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.And if you’d like someone to pray with you, call the 24-hour Billy Graham Prayer Line at 855-255-PRAY (7729). 
Ben Fuller was 16 years old when he picked up a gun to end his life. As scenes of his funeral flashed before him, he put the gun down, but the battle for his soul was just beginning.When Ben left his home in Vermont and moved to Nashville in 2018 to chase country music stardom, addiction and darkness were chasing him. This is the story of how God rescued Ben and helped him see who he really is.Find out more about Ben Fuller at his website and listen to his latest single, "Who I Am."You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
When Alyssa Cathers became a Christian counselor, she couldn’t find many kid-friendly resources for helping children. So, she decided to create her own.Meet Alyssa and “Anxious Abby,” the character who’s helping children in the aftermath of natural disasters and other trauma.This is part 4 of our new 5-part podcast series “Creating for the Creator.”Visit Alyssa’s website to learn more about “Anxious Abby,” and follow Alyssa on Facebook.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
Bubba Stallcup was awestruck when he realized he could combine his passion for video games with his love for Jesus.Today, Bubba and his team run “Love Thy Nerd,” an outreach for gamers of all kinds. In Part 3 of the five-part series “Creating for the Creator,” hear how Bubba is reaching out to fellow nerds online and in real life.Found out more about Love Thy Nerd at their website, or watch them stream live on their Twitch.tv channel.Connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook. 
Although Kimberli Esther spent most of her career in the New York City fashion industry, she left that world behind.In this episode of GPS: God. People. Stories., Kimberli shares how she now uses art to express and share her love for Jesus Christ. Discover how art can be a powerful tool for evangelism and worship in the second episode of our series, “Creating for the Creator.”Read more of Kimberli’s journey and view her art on her website, KimberliEstherArt.com, and her blog, SimplyMomvelous.com.Connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
Ashley Armijo and Taylor Krause were only high schoolers when they began to harness the power of the internet to share their faith.Today, the two sisters and their mom, Ellen, have more than a quarter-of-a-million subscribers on their YouTube channel, “Coffee & Bible Time.” In Part 1 of our new series “Creating for the Creator,” meet the family behind the faith-filled videos that have touched millions of lives.Watch “Coffee & Bible Time” on their YouTube channel or connect with them on Instagram.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook. 
“He had the sweetest cry I’ve ever heard. I can still hear it ringing in my ears.”Ginny and Matt Mooney’s baby boy, Eliot, spent 99 days on Earth before he went to be with Jesus.As they grieved, the Mooneys knew they had to share what they had learned through Eliot’s precious life.Listen to their story in the final episode of the five-part podcast series, “More Than Our Abilities.” Visit their organization's website  to watch the video about Eliot, and follow them on Instagram.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
Kay Morgan-Gurr was 14 years old when she decided to advocate for children with disabilities in the U.K. A few years later, Kay was diagnosed with a disability herself.“I could just see the church needed a big education when it came to disability.” Listen to her story in Part 4 of this 5-part podcast series, “More Than Our Abilities.”Visit Kay’s blog and The Pondering Platypus resource pages. Follow Kay on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
The Charlotte-based ministry Cakeable trains and equips teens and adults with special needs, with the goal of helping them succeed in the workforce. As they work in a commercial kitchen and sell their delicious treats at local markets and pop-ups, they share the light of Christ.“We know that first and foremost, that people with disabilities are created by God on purpose, with intention to display His glory,” said Cakeable co-founder Renee Ratcliffe.Hear her story, and meet some of the Cakeable students in part 3 of this “More Than Our Abilities” series from GPS: God. People. Stories.You can connect with us through email at gps@billygraham.org or on Billy Graham Radio on Facebook.
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OHIOsimpleman

Really miss Rev Graham. We need him so much.

Feb 23rd
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OHIOsimpleman

amazing. You are a true inspiration

Oct 14th
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OHIOsimpleman

CPS is the worst. Nobody, unless most obvious cases, should be able to touch or make a decision w your own children

Jun 26th
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Jaime Zwicker

thanks for the podcast.

Jun 9th
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Old Creepy

#truth God is sovereign over everything!

Aug 13th
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مراد القرني 46سنه

مرحبا

Jan 1st
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