"I have tried for years to control and manipulate people and circumstances for my benefit. God used Prasso to open my eyes to my sin and selfishness."

"I grew up as a resentful preacher's kid. I only went to church because I had to. Prasso changed my life. For the first time I know what it is to have a relationship with my heavenly Father."

"I have been angry and bitter for years. I've always blamed other people for my misery. Through Prasso God has shown me my own heart and my need to forgive. I cannot tell you the difference it has made."

"My husband and I both attended Prasso because we felt our marriage would not survive if we did not do something. Through Prasso we both began to see our own need to change. As God changed our hearts our marriage also changed." We were both trying to please God. What a difference it has made."

"I have never felt truly accepted by God. I've always felt I had to earn His love and I could never seem to do enough. When I did the homework lesson on Grace I finally realized that grace is a relationship with God that never changes and it isn't up to me."

"Until I went to Prasso I never thought about forgiveness. I didn't know that God commands me to forgive or He won't forgive me. It really opened my eyes to the importance of reading God's Word and knowing what He says."

"If I had not gone to Prasso I probably would be dead. I have lived self-destructively for years because I really didn't think it mattered or that anyone cared. The first three lessons on God blew me away. I learned that God knows my name and loves me and thinks about me. I haven't quit crying."

"Prasso is the best discipleship program I have ever seen. It made me take inventory of my life and some of what I discovered almost shocked me."

"My wife told me she wanted me to go to Prasso. I thought it was just for women and their problems. I was mistaken. I went to please my wife but after a few weeks God really hit me between the eyes with changes that were needed in my life. I think every man needs to go. The fellowship with other men was great too. We held each other accountable and have continued to meet for coffee to make sure we are still growing in Christ."