What is God like? Can he be trusted? Do we need to prove ourselves to him to his favour? A mum of three in her early 20s, Gina’s daughter unexpectedly died.

Born with her heart on the outside of her body and other complications, Aisha wasn’t even expected to survive a single night, let alone over thirty years.

While still a child, Raki found himself at home in charge of two younger siblings. Forced to steal to keep life going… with the trauma of molestation to endure… and with alcohol and drugs a tempting distraction… where was hope?

Contending with aggressive breast cancer and losing her only daughter in a tragic car accident would’ve shattered most people.

Born into a violent home in rural Australia, every day held uncertainty, even danger, for Rosalie and her seven siblings.

Aimee was faced with a challenging decision. While enjoying her job and having a great home life she was offered a role with a charitable organisation called Christians Against Poverty (CAP), which helps people to break free from debt and poverty.

It was a massive shock when Wayne’s wife Mary was diagnosed with a brain tumour and given six months to live.

Jerram shares how a sense of God’s calling led him away from his dream job in television journalism and into the adventure of rescuing children from slavery and sexual exploitation in Asia.

As a mischief child, Peter rebelled. Growing up being told that he was a nobody… a waste of space… and was fat, black and ugly didn’t help. Sadly Peter believed these things and they shaped his life – leading to criminal activity and violence.

For David and Linda Cowie, charity is not just something they do, but the focus of their entire lives. Over the years, they have founded several charities.