Exclusive Content:

Christian Girl Is Burned to Death by ISIS but Her Final 2 Words Prove That God Wins

They torched their house while the daughter was in the shower—she died in her mother's arms.

“I Whipped Around and Let That Man Have It. I Told Him Off”: Elderly Lady in Grocery Store Sticks Up for Stranger With Autism

"He took up a lot of space. Moving around us. Weaving in and out of the aisles. Some ladies were annoyed. An old man behind us snickered and under his breath said, ‘hurry up.’"

They Weren’t Allowed to Paint Jesus at a Public School, So These Kids Waited 3 Hours for a “Final Act” That Knocked the Audience...

They just raised Jesus from the dead at a public school—and it’s absolutely beautiful!

Man Asks Nurse to Clean His Fridge—When She Sees What’s Inside, She Knows She Can’t Go Home

It’s crazy to think about the things we have that are so normal, we end up taking them for granted. It’s second nature for us to open the refrigerator when we’re hungry, and have an array of food options.

That’s what Amanda Perez thought until she went to work last week.

The young mother is an in-home nurse, and she cares for people with all sorts of conditions and needs. But on this particular day, her client had asked her to help by cleaning his refrigerator.

She opened it to find the most heartbreaking view she had ever seen:

Amanda Mary Perez

In a post she later shared on Facebook, Amanda writes:

“I have never felt so ungrateful in my life as I have today. Someone once told me, it doesn’t matter what you have now because as a human you’ll always have the mindset that it’s not enough and you need or want more.”

Upon seeing the lack of groceries this man had in his house, she turned and asked him who buys his food.

“He pointed at himself and looked down as if he was ashamed. He said, ‘I buy food when I have the money.’”

In that moment, Amanda, who admittedly loves shopping for new shoes, and finds joy in material things, felt convicted by her own desires saying, “All of a sudden I realized how my needs are WANTS and his wants are NEEDS.”

She cleaned the mans fridge and finished her shift, but found herself still wrestling with what she had seen.

“I got in my car and I knew I COULD NOT GO HOME knowing all of this.”

Amanda drove to the grocery store where she used her income tax money to fill the man’s fridge as best as she could.

Amanda Mary Perez

She shared the post in hopes of shifting other people’s perspectives the way hers had been that day.

“There are so many people out there that have it worse than we do. I opened my eyes and realized I need to stop being so mad about what I don’t have and start appreciating what I do have.”

Amanda Mary Perez
Bri Lamm
Bri Lamm
Bri is an outgoing introvert with a heart that beats for adventure. She lives to serve the Lord, experience the world, and eat macaroni and cheese in between capturing life’s greatest moments on one of her favorite cameras.

Christian Girl Is Burned to Death by ISIS but Her Final 2 Words Prove That God Wins

They torched their house while the daughter was in the shower—she died in her mother's arms.

“I Whipped Around and Let That Man Have It. I Told Him Off”: Elderly Lady in Grocery Store Sticks Up for Stranger With Autism

"He took up a lot of space. Moving around us. Weaving in and out of the aisles. Some ladies were annoyed. An old man behind us snickered and under his breath said, ‘hurry up.’"

They Weren’t Allowed to Paint Jesus at a Public School, So These Kids Waited 3 Hours for a “Final Act” That Knocked the Audience...

They just raised Jesus from the dead at a public school—and it’s absolutely beautiful!