Positive Stories

Nearly 9,000 students gathered at the University of Oklahoma to worship Christ without tickets, gimmicks, or celebrity hype. This campus revival is growing fast, and it’s rooted in simple obedience.

What happens when a 4-year-old calls 911? When it’s not an emergency, it’s to talk about swimming and soccer, of course. That’s precisely what happened when little Micah accidentally called his local EMS hotline.

Two young men voluntarily stepped up in a big way and literally saved their father’s life by willingly surrendering a part of themselves.

It is always a surprise when someone wins the lottery, but when these newlyweds bought a scratch-off lottery ticket, they never expected to hit the jackpot. However, that's exactly what happened and this unexpected gift came at the perfect moment for this couple.

As the magnitude of the moment hits him, a police officer cries after saving an infant boy who had stopped breathing. This is powerful!

Allison Blosfield ignored her doctor's advice to end her pregnancy. And the 199 days she got with her baby boy were a true blessing.

A precious young man gives a heartwarming explanation of how God answers prayers.

After more than four decades, a woman has been reunited with a man stolen at birth, her son, who she was told had died.

Even after nurses and other medical professionals minimized it, a mother continued to seek care for her daughter when she was experiencing pain, which turned out to be a bite from a brown recluse.

One Alabama couple, Kevin and Wendy Wilson, were both diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in the same week. The news comes as a blow—the parents of 4 who’ve been married 18 years say they have a lot of life left to live. Their kids think so, too.

Friendly bus driver Charles Frierson used kindness and friendship to make a huge impact in the life of a struggling child, helping the boy to do a "complete 180."

When a youth team’s soccer coach suddenly collapses, the community rallies around to help. At least, that was the case for 45-year-old youth coach Andrew Philbald when he experienced a cardiac arrest at his team's match on June 4. When he fell forward, face to the ground, it was just ordinary people who helped save his life.

After spotting him on her route, a Pennsylvania mail carrier saves a victim from a car crash. Sometimes angels wear postal uniforms. Sometimes the most ordinary moments become extraordinary when we allow ourselves to be used by God's gentle hands. Sarah Van de Laar discovered this truth on a Wednesday that started like any other day on her mail route in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

A drive on a rural highway turned into a hair-splitting rescue for aspiring rapper Nathan Felix. He was driving by when he saw a car on the side of the road, overturned and on fire. He instantly ran to get her out, not caring for a second that he was risking his life for a stranger, and saved the woman in the burning car.

A pregnant woman goes into cardiac arrest while chasing her dog–then God sent help and saved her life. It was just an ordinary summer evening in Green, Ohio. Tracy Anton had come home from work, slipped into the rhythm of her night, and stepped outside to let her dog run. But when the dog darted off, Tracy followed—and in an instant, her heart stopped beating.