Inspiring Story: Life Without Limbs

Nick Vujicic is going places. But how is that possible? Born without arms and legs, he struggled to find a purpose for his life. He was not at all like the others around him, and for that reason, he felt out of place. He became depressed. Why had God made him like this? His search for answers led him to where he is today; He is reaching out to people with the love of Christ through extensive travel and prolific speaking engagements. Nick has seen God work through him to impact others for Christ. He says, "It's interesting that God uses a man with no arms and no legs to be the hands and feet of Christ." Nick's testimony certainly gives new meaning to the Scripture, I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me," for having no arms and legs, Nick could easily say, "I can't." But inspite of the circumstances, he presses on. Watch this video to see Nick's amazing testimony. May it inspire us all to do our utmost for God! Nick is now the president of Attitude is Altitude. To learn more about Nick and his ministry, visit lifewithoutlimbs.org. For more inspiring stories visit: Jay's Music Blog As In A Mirror

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  1. The Other AliceSunday, November 8, 2009 at 11:11:00 PM EST

    Wow, the only way I can describe Nick's testimony is "amazing." Thank you so much for posting, Miss Szymanski! I am SO SO sorry I am totally late for my Inspiring Story! I will make it right, believe me! Thanks again for sharing this wonderful story!

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  2. Christiana SzymanskiMonday, November 9, 2009 at 8:17:00 PM EST

    Hi Alice,

    I'm glad you liked it. I love that guy... he has such a huge heart, and he's on fire for God.

    Don't worry about being late; last week, I missed my own meme! ;)

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