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“Tranzformed – Finding Peace With Your God-Given Gender” shares in-depth testimonies of people who wrestled with gender dysphoria, transgender identity, and childhood trauma. The film differentiates intersex conditions from transgender experiences and explores how early abuse, family dynamics, and social rejection shaped identity struggles. Featuring biblical teaching and personal journeys, it argues that real healing comes through faith in Christ rather than medical transition. “Tranzformed” aims to offer hope, understanding, and a biblically based path to wholeness for those navigating gender confusion.

“How Do You Like Me Now” is a documentary designed to support families encountering the emotional and relational challenges when a loved one comes out as gay. Narrated by Joe Dallas, it offers biblical guidance and compassionate insight for parents, siblings, spouses, and children. The film addresses feelings of betrayal, relationship strain, and the difficulty of maintaining love and faith. Featuring candid testimonies from individuals who have experienced this journey, it encourages families to respond with grace while upholding biblical truth.

This article provides practical, biblically grounded advice for students battling pornography. Key strategies include seeking God and trusted friends for support, taking a digital detox to reset habits, using an alarm clock to break phone dependency, and employing the 15-minute rule to redirect temptation. The guide stresses the value of confession, repentance, and enjoying life as God designed it, aiming to help students build lifelong habits of purity and find satisfaction beyond fleeting temptations.

Joseph Thiessen grew up in rural Oklahoma carrying wounds from childhood insecurity, early pornography exposure, and a longing for male affirmation that gradually drew him into same-sex attraction. A later diagnosis of Klinefelter's Syndrome — a rare chromosomal condition — helped explain lifelong physical and emotional struggles. Through First Stone Ministries, biblical discipleship, and a deepening relationship with Jesus, Joseph found healing, a new God-given identity, and the freedom to live contentedly as a man made in the image of God.

In this video testimony from First Stone Ministries, Andrew Franklin recounts growing up as a praised church kid while secretly hiding deep shame over his effeminate identity. After coming out as gay and hitting rock bottom in New York City, Andrew surrendered to Jesus Christ and discovered for the first time that change was possible. Discipled into his true identity as a son of God, Andrew now devotes his life to speaking identity and destiny into other men — his greatest weakness becoming his greatest calling.

“Such Were Some of You” is a feature-length documentary showcasing the personal stories of over 29 people who left the gay lifestyle after experiencing profound change through faith in Jesus Christ. The film combines these testimonies with insights from theologians and PhDs, exploring the development of same-sex attraction, the process of leaving homosexuality, and the emotional and spiritual healing that followed. Inspired by 1 Corinthians 6:11, the documentary emphasizes that genuine transformation and healing are possible through Christ’s grace and power.

“Hope for the Homosexual” outlines First Stone Ministries’ approach to helping individuals overcome homosexuality and sexual struggles through faith, counseling, and support groups. Featuring the story of Stephen Black, a former homosexual transformed by his relationship with Christ, the article emphasizes that change is possible with biblical guidance and community. It documents the ministry’s origins, its compassionate approach to sexual brokenness, and testimonies of lives changed, ultimately offering hope and practical help rooted in Christian conviction.

Annette Morales grew up invisible — surviving parental abandonment, stepfather molestation, and a chaotic young adulthood before finding stability in marriage. After her husband Rudy's death from cancer, grief drove her into dangerous online sexual relationships that eventually exposed a child exploitation network. Her courageous decision to report the abuse marked a turning point. Through First Stone Ministries' Living Waters program, counseling, and a battle with stage four breast cancer, Annette discovered that God truly sees her — and that her identity is found in Him alone.

"How many of you feel that, within the last year, you’ve been through the most intense spiritual warfare you've ever experienced?" Almost the entire congregation raised their hands. It is as if the enemy knows that his time is short and he is coming against the people of God with great intensity. (Revelation 12:12)

"The Terrors of Hell" by William C. Nichols presents a thorough biblical case for the reality and eternity of hell, arguing that the doctrine is widely neglected yet critically important. The article explores why hell is necessary given God's infinite holiness and perfect justice, describes its torments in vivid scriptural detail, and addresses both believers and unbelievers with urgency. Its ultimate aim is not to frighten readers into faith, but to drive them toward genuine repentance and surrender to Jesus Christ.