
America is pleading for answers
The chaos of his broken family made him long for peace. God. Brad is one of the many thousands in America who are pleading for answers.
The chaos of his broken family made him long for peace. God. Brad is one of the many thousands in America who are pleading for answers.
Our country is drifting away from God. In the confusion of life, millions of souls are lost and searching for truth and answers about God.
“Why do you want to become a Christian?”Marcus responded, “Because I’ve seen the strong faith of Christians.
You can’t begin to make a difference. The girl seemed crushed and deflated. But she bent down, picked up a starfish, hurled it into the ocean
Larry* is a missionary’s son. “I lost my faith in God,” he said. “I’ve been searching. I know I need to do something.
The Bible says, “The LORD is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth” (Psalm 145:18).
Jeremy saw the billboard that says, Where are you going, heaven or hell? and called. He assumed the Bible was just a made-up storybook.
Our team member presented the Gospel to Jeb, and after some more conversation, Jeb responded to the invitation to meet Jesus as his Savior.
“I’m not sure what I believe,” Ava commented to our phone team member who answered. “I’m not sure I can even be forgiven.
“I don’t mean to question God, but I have asked for things but didn’t get them,” Kaleb* said after seeing a Gospel billboard in California.
He realizes he is not living in victory over sin. He has much anger toward himself, his mother, and the world in general.
When it seemed that Job would die without receiving justice for his situation, he firmly held to his belief in life after death.
People are afraid of death. This fear of death is a result of sin and a awareness of God’s displeasure with sin. Fear of death is a bondage.
Hopelessness crowded Briana’s* thoughts. She grew up in Kenya then moved to the United States searching for a new life.
CAM’s Gospel billboard message Where are you going—heaven or hell? generates more calls than any other message our team has designed.