God sees far ahead into the future. But I don't! And neither do you. Sometimes, this leads to some exciting and unexpected stories. Today on Wow God Stories, hear how...

Olivia faced two major injuries in high school basketball, which would lead her to a calling to ministry years later. God had a plan for Oliva to be a leader!

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Geony felt called to take a sabbatical, which gave her a chance to say goodbye to her mom. God had a plan for Geony to take a sabbatical that she couldn't have understood ahead of time.

When you can't find the words to pray, try declaring God's promises and goodness over your life. You'll see incredible things happen. This is something Tara Sierra Mosely discovered. Hear how...

In an African village, a Muslim woman named Amina who had been unable to walk for years stood up and walked after prayer in Jesus' name.

A last-minute visit to a dying woman in Uganda led to her accepting Jesus.

After a severe throat injury left Tara's husband facing major surgery, scans later showed the damage was gone, and he walked out of the hospital hours later fully healed.

After Tara's young son faced a possible lymphoma diagnosis, she leaned on Scripture and prayer through a long season of uncertainty, and over time the signs of cancer disappeared.

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It's hard to find God in scary moments. On today's episode of Wow God stories, I have two stories for you of people experiencing God's presence in tough (like, really tough) times. Hear how...

Diana L Kannady witnessed the murder of her fiancé, and later the death of her husband. Yet, she chose to trust in God.

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Mel Torre was on Park Avenue during the 9/11 attacks, but found an oddly unnoticed path to safety.