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Deborah Finley, Witness to Her Father's Murder

She was abandoned and abused as a child, but nothing compared to the pain of that tragic night. Only God could restore Deborah and bring her to forgiveness.

Brian Jones: Drunken Past, Bright Future

Convicted of vehicular homicide by intoxication, Brian Jones was sentenced to prison. There God met him.

Democracy in Bhutan for Non-Christians Only

CBN News reporter Gary Lane takes a look at the tiny Christian church in the Buddhist nation of Bhutan.

Bring It On: Low-Impact Exercise

Pat Robertson answers: What exercises are easy on my joints? How can I encourage my mother to exercise? Is salmon oil better than regular fish oil?

Weighing Healthy Facts Over Dieting Myths

Do you think all carbs are bad? Is belly fat a good thing? Dr. Lori Johnson sheds light on weight loss.

700 Club Interactive - June 17, 2009

Ed Gibson's heart attack ends up being a showcase for God's miracle-working power. Also, Gordon and Terry pray for Betty whose husband is in jail and Chuck who was laid off from his job.

The Awesome Foursome: Nutrients for Health

CBN News reporter Gailon Totheroh shares four supplements that will better your health.

Kathy Loidolt: Homemade Cleansers for a Healthy House

The author of “Shopper’s Guide to Healthy Living” shows you how to make cleansers that aren't toxic for your family.

Aaron Baddeley: A Hole in One

This golf pro was headed towards all the trappings of fame, until God showed him how to truly stay on par.

Phil Cooke: Christian Media for the New Millennium

The author of The Last TV Evangelist discusses how to reach the youth and today's culture with the Gospel.

U.S. Military Medical Teams Help Heal Relations

Chuck Holton reports from across the Atlantic on how Africa medical missions are heading off radicalism.

Cameron Maine: A Divine Romance

As a party girl, Cameron realized that there was a void that drugs, boys and booze couldn’t fill. See how she found real love.

Karen Coon: Freed in Prison

What started as casual drug use turned into a full-blown addiction to meth that landed Karen Coon behind bars.

Pro-Life Pharmacists Say Beliefs Before Business

Two Illinois pharmacy owners refuse to carry the "morning after pill," and they must fight their state for that right.

Joel Rosenburg

he author and former adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the Pope would do better to stick to spreading the message of Jesus Christ.