They had to relocate to Brisbane three weeks ago with Dan’s diagnosis, but Tania made sure they took Vision with them to provide Hope in the midst of turmoil.

Sometimes life gets so foggy that in the natural we can’t see a way out. Jesus wants to remind us that we need to cling to the Vine and never let go.

You just never know who might be listening!! Bec shares how her husband gave his life to Jesus from overhearing Vision.

Imagine every time you said goodbye to your family before going to work, it wasn’t just ‘see you tonight’, it was ‘see you in a week or month’s time’.

It is nothing short of a miracle that Sunnie from Kyogle is alive today. Four years ago on the day she planned to commit suicide, God intervened and literally saved her life for all eternity.

It’s easy to praise and thank God when everything is going well, when we can clearly see his blessings outpouring in our lives. But it is a conscious decision to keep praising and thanking Him even during the challenging times, and the times when we can’t see His plan at work.

“My husband decided to walk out, and that just broke my hope and was so hard. At the same time my teenage son was struggling with anxiety, so it was a double whammy.”

God has a plan and a purpose for each one of our lives, and He definitely has a plan for Megan from Tasmania’s life. God not only saved her life once, but twice.

“When you’re in a crisis and you’re really fearful, just call out to God. Thank Jesus, because He can do anything.”

“I was in my hospital bed listening to Vision on my phone via the app. There was times there I just didn’t want to…. I didn’t want to live. When you’re fighting for your life and you just ask God, ‘Please help me’, He does.”

Jarrod Amery is a fifth-generation farmer from Central West NSW, an area that has been ravaged by drought. No one in the local area is planting seeds into the dry soil, but Jarrod had a dream from God to plant $36,000 worth of canola seeds. At a time when in the natural his actions seemed crazy, God was about to do a miracle.

On the first of March 1999, just one month after the first Vision radio broadcast went to air in Beaudesert, the second relay station began transmitting in the Queensland country town of Kingaroy.

Five years after Vision radio had begun its first broadcast nearly 170 relay stations had been installed across mainland Australia. But there wasn’t a single one in Tasmania. It was proving to be the final frontier.