Visionathon is such a special event, where we get the wonderful opportunity to share the stories of what God is doing in people’s lives all across Australia. And the fact that we get to share the gospel with people who otherwise might never hear it is such a blessing.
Ken could not see a need for God until at 91, he started reading The Word For Today. Finally, at the age of 92, he committed his life to Jesus and passed away at 97 to be with his Lord and Saviour.
Kayne was in prison when he surrendered his life to God. Upon his release, he came across Vision Radio when driving in his car. Kayne’s story highlights the impact of Vision ministry to reach people wherever they are and bring light into the darkness and bring people back to God.
Forty years ago, the leaders of the Ikuntji community had the vision to establish a giant cross on top of rugged and majestic Memory Mountain, west of Alice Springs. The dream has become a reality with the Forgiveness Cross set to be launched this Easter.
Every now and then we all need a miracle! Visionathon might need a miracle or two to reach our goal, and every one of us can do our part to make that happen. Amber from South Australia called in to tell us why Vision means so much to her. Amber was raised in a Catholic [...]
Graham Hambro, the state manager in Queensland for Prison Fellowship, visited John in prison five years ago. Graham didn’t know at the time that John was in his cell praying for guidance. Then he looked up to see Graham standing there.
When Mandy was programming music, she was about to dump a song she found irritating when she received a phone call from a lady who said she and her daughter had decided to commit suicide together. Then the song that Mandy was going to dump came on the radio.
Visionathon is such a special event, where we get the wonderful opportunity to share the stories of what God is doing in people’s lives all across Australia. And the fact that we get to share the gospel with people who otherwise might never hear it is such a blessing.
It’s our first day of Visionathon, and we’re on our way to our $1.5 million goal. We have no idea how we will achieve this except through 100% faith in God to provide for our every need. After all, we are working for Him, so what do we have to worry about, right? Then … whammo! Something super exciting happens.
Everyone can play a role during Visionathon! It’s about supporting one another along the way and ensuring that as many people as possible encounter God on a daily basis.
Kayne shares how he turned his life around after hitting rock bottom. ‘I was claiming to be a Christian, but I was living for the world until I got charged by police for assault. I ran before they could apprehend me. Five days later, I handed myself in. While in the holding cell, I was refused bail and told [...]
Richard’s father-in-law, Ken, at age 97 recently passed away. But not before coming to the Lord at the age of 92 after reading The Word For Today.
Leah loves the teaching she hears on Vision Radio, and says the ripple effect of sharing it with others is so important in spreading the Gospel message.
Liz travels thousands of kilometres every year to deliver The Word For Today to remote communities. She says it’s touching people who didn’t even realise they needed a word from God.
Rebecca was on the verge of abandoning her faith a few months ago. But thanks to Vision Radio that she was able to find the courage and hope she needed to continue walking with the Lord.
Martyn Iles is unafraid to speak God’s truth, and says that Vision is one of the most effective platforms helping him do it.
Cheryl was going through the most difficult time of her life when she started listening to Vision. The prayer support she received helped point her to Jesus and figure out what to do.
What could be better than some uplifting content from Vision for those long hours on the road? Trevor the truck driver shared his story with us.