Testimonies

This is my baptism on November 11, 2007, it was at 11:00 at Dunwoody Baptist Church. I wrote a poem for it and if you want to comment back and I will post it.

God is a consuming fire, and he will burn up the enemies of his children. His fire will consume anything that threatens them such as depression, fear, poverty, relationship problems, disobedience and sickness. He works in their lives according to the fire power within them. Connect with us on the web. www.HisFountain.net

Amid A Frantic Search For His Son A Father Finds His Faith - True story of a father's cross-country search for his missing son. thefatherslovebook.com

A routine operation goes horribly wrong, and Jeffrey knows that he is dying. Hear him describe his conversation with his loving heavenly Fathe

How I got started

A bird was singing outside my room in Chiang Mai in Thailand.

The parable of the prodigal son helps Jesse Rice experience God’s love in both his heart and his head.

After living a “good Christian life” for a number of years, Kathy Escobar realized that she no longer wanted to aim for comfort, rather a “downwardly mobile life”.

A quarrel over a barking dog changed drastically after Mark Thomson learned that his neighbor had cancer.

Tom and Angela Wheaton’s neighborhood came together after they let their kids start playing in the front yard.

Ken and Janis Baney count the costs of being good neighbors.

After throwing a block party, Jane Mangone realized that she didn’t know her neighbors as well as she thought she did.

A group of roommates decide to get more involved in their community after encountering the effects of violence first hand.

Casey Corum thinks God is not impressed by our “shows”, but that shouldn’t stop us from worshiping with excellence.

Inspired to change up the rhythms of his consumption, Cody Birkey set out on an experiment: he would live on $5 a day for forty days.

Mark Scandrette thinks we ignore some of the most sensational teachings of Jesus because they seem impossible. What could we learn by actually trying to do the things Jesus did and taught?

Where is Christ in the midst of our suffering? Why doesn't God heal us when we ask? Is God really good? These are questions that I have wrestled with as a Christian walking with cerebral palsy. This interview was conducted October 2010 at Church of the
Open Door, Maple Grove, MN. Associate Senior Pastor Steve Wiens had me (Jenny Hill) share about my walk with the Lord and with CP. The central premise of the sermon is that character is primarily formed in us through suffering. You can read more on my blog
at: https://jwalkinguphill.blogspot.com/

Director's commentary - https://justinoproductions.blogspot.com/2011/04/brokenness-directors-commentary-behind.html

Brokenness is something that all of us face at a point in our lives. It can tear us apart but it can also help us. By understanding the pains of brokenness at a physical, emotional, and spiritual level, we learn more about ourselves and how such circumstances affect our well-being. In turn, these experiences of brokenness can help strengthen us physically, emotionally, and spiritually. And it's through our own experiences of brokenness that helps us better relate to others who may be experiencing it. And by caring for that person who is in distress, we help piece back together their life that was shattered by brokenness.

Arsenio A. Buenaventura Jr.
1946 - 2011

"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints." -Psalms 116:15