Believer's Voice of Victory Magazine

From his youth, Greg Green was a naturally talented basketball player. And while his father was proud of him, he tended to compare his son to others, which left Greg feeling like a failure—even after he was drafted onto an NBA team.

As believers, we don’t have to lie awake at night worrying about things like terrorism, pestilence and weapons of mass destruction. The Bible says God will surely deliver us from them.

Stir up your faith and believe God for a turnaround year. No matter how massive the problems you’re facing might seem, with God all things are possible. He is a big God and He is well able to work miracles in your life this year.

Adrienne Bankert first considered being a journalist when she was 12 years old. Now 23, she had interned with NBC in Los Angeles, then landed a gig as host on a local PBS station. It was a great job and a wonderful experience, but Adrienne was driven.

A sudden diagnosis of multiple sclerosis didn't cause April Nelson to fear. Instead, she called it what it was—"just a name" that had to bow its knee to the name of Jesus.

When Bill and Cindy Krause and their five children moved to Tulsa, Okla., so Bill could attend Rhema Bible Training Center, they never expected he would have trouble finding work.

In 2004, 8-year-old Gabby Douglas began her quest for the Olympics when she enrolled at a gymnastics training facility in Virginia.

Rick Nuñez grew up on the north side of Fort Worth, Texas, where gang members were like superstars... and he wanted to be one.

When Jenni Drennen’s family moved to Texas from California, their mandate from God was to create a place for kids to have encounters with Him. Superkid Academy was birthed, and they began preparing kids for ministry. It’s a calling Jenni is still 

Peg Miller and her late husband, Mike, partnered with Kenneth Copeland Ministries in the early 1980s. When she first learned about seedtime and harvest, Peg started recording their giving and receiving in her Seed Catalog.

Devastated by a divorce he didn’t see coming, Bryan Lee overcame that dark time in his life when he got born again, later partnered with KCM and built a successful business.

It’s been nearly 60 years since 17-year-old Stanley Black took the gospel to the streets, hospitals and jungles of Costa Rica.