Kerry Pharr, TVHost/Filmmaker

In this interview on In Your Corner with Kerry Pharr, renowned motivational speaker Zig Ziglar tells how he was broke and in debt at 45. He speaks about the one change that he made, which was the secret of a successful career that made him a wealthy man and known and loved by millions.

In this interview on In Your Corner with Kerry Pharr, renowned motivational speaker Zig Ziglar tells how he was broke and in debt at 45. He speaks about the one change that he made, which was the secret of a successful career that made him a wealthy man and known and loved by millions. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this interview on In Your Corner with Kerry Pharr, Darrell Waltrip talks about the night he gave his life to Jesus Christ. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video, Darrell Waltrip talks about the night he gave his life to Jesus Christ. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this interview on In your Corner with Kerry Pharr, Darrell Waltrip talks about hitting the wall at the Daytona Speedway at 160 MPH. The accident caused a concussion so severe that Waltrip was not really conscious for the next three weeks. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this interview on In Your Corner with Kerry Pharr, Darrell Waltrip talks about hitting the wall at the Daytona Speedway at 160 MPH. The accident caused a concussion so severe that Waltrip was not really conscious for the next three weeks. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Latrelle Pharr's official music video of the beautiful song that she wrote titled Jesus I love you Too. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Latrelle Pharr's official music video of the beautiful song that she wrote titled Jesus I love you Too. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this interview on In Your Corner with Kerry Pharr; Darrell Waltrip tells about being known as the "Bad Boy" in Nascar racing. He ran his mouth so much that the other drivers called him jaws. He explains why he liked the bad boy image in those early days. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video, Lauren Roman (Laura Kirk English) talks about how she found forgiveness after having an abortion as an 18-year-old. Lauren Roman joined the cast of All My Children in May 1995. Lauren was born in Wilmington, North Carolina and raised primarily in Great Falls, Virginia. She was an honor student at Langley High School, and spent two years at the University of Virginia, where she studied acting and starred in a production of "Me and My Girl." During her junior year in high school, Lauren got her first professional acting job as a member of the Kennedy Center's (Washington, D.C.) Traveling Young Players, which toured with a musical of "Footsteps in the Sky." Lauren also starred in the title role in a production of "Cinderella" at the Followspot Theatre Co. in Fairfax, Virginia. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Darrell Waltrip was known as the "Bad Boy" when he broke into Nascar racing. He ran his mouth so much that the other drivers called him jaws. In this video he explains why he liked the bad boy image in those early days. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Hall of Fame Nascar driver Darrell Waltrip talks about how his first big race car win came in Nashville. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Hall of Fame Nascar driver Darrell Waltrip talks about how his first big race car win came in Nashville. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

At age 6 young Stan was beaten, tarred and feathered by a teenage gang. He started in Martial Arts (Isshin’ryu Karate) to learn how to protect himself, now 46 years later, out of 6 billion people in the world, he is one of less than 100 people, who have attained the highest honors, the 10th degree Black Belt. He has been inducted into the Black belt Hall of Fame, as well as the Motivational Speakers Hall of fame with GetMotivation.com. He has driven over 2 million miles using a combination of his martial art skills, along with his energetic speaking ability to move crowds as large as 17,000. He has spoken in all 50 States and 27 Countries earning as much as $47,000 in one hour! He teaches and practices self-discipline. On one occasion, he fasted for 102 days on nothing but water and juice and lost 100 pounds. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video Darrell Waltrip tells how he became a race car driver. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video Darrell Waltrip tells what got him started as a race car driver. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Gary Chapman talks about the day he stopped doing cocaine. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video Gary Chapman and I talk about how we both comforted a loved one that was dying. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video, Dove Award winner singer/songwriter tells how the first song that he got cut went to number one on the charts.

In this video, Dove Award winner singer/songwriter tells how the first song that he got cut went to number one on the charts. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video, Gary Chapman talks about the night as a guitar player for the "Rambo's" when Dottie Rambo asked him to sing a song. The response he received from the audience gave him the confidence to go on his own. Gary's career as a Christian singer/songwriter spans more than 20 years and includes eight Dove Awards, four #1 songs on multiple charts, three Grammy Award nominations, and three years as host of TNN's Prime Time Country (1996). Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

In this video, Gary Chapman talks about the night as a guitar player for the "Rambo's" when Dottie Rambo asked him to sing a song. The response he received from the audience gave him the confidence to go on his own. Gary's career as a Christian singer/songwriter spans more than 20 years and includes eight Dove Awards, four #1 songs on multiple charts, three Grammy Award nominations, and three years as host of TNN's Prime Time Country (1996). Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Victoria Robinson has been a highly regarded voice in pro-life causes for over two decades. Her speaking engagements span across the world. She is the author of They Lied to Us, a compilation of women’s abortion stories, which is now in its 5th print. Her second book, They Lied to Us Too, will focus on the effects abortion has on men, told by men. She is the mother of four grown, married daughters and has ten grandchildren. Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH

Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH How can the “Dream” survive if we murder the children? Every aborted baby is like a slave in the womb of his or her mother. The mother decides his or her fate. Dr. Alveda C. King In the ongoing travesty of the debate over whether abortion and infanticide should be condoned, a voice in the wilderness continues to cry out, "what about the children?" We have been fueled by the fire of "women’s rights," so long that we have become deaf to the outcry of the real victims whose rights are being trampled upon, the babies and the mothers. Of course a woman has a right to decide what to do with her own body. Thank God for the Constitution. Yet, she also has a right to know the serious consequences and repercussions of making a decision to abort her child. Then too, what about the rights of each baby who is artificially breached before coming to term in his or her mother’s womb, only to have her skull punctured, and feel, yes agonizingly "feel" the life run out of her before she takes her first breath of freedom. What about of the rights of these women who have been called to pioneer the new frontiers of the new millennium only to have their lives snuffed out before the calendar even turns? Oh, God, what would Martin Luther King, Jr., who dreamed of having his children judged by the content of their characters do if he’d lived to see the contents of thousands of children’s skulls emptied into the bottomless caverns of the abortionists pits? It is time for America, perhaps the most blessed nation on earth to lead the world in repentance, and in restoration of life! If only we can carry the freedom of repentance to its fullest potential. If only America can repent and turn away from the sins of our nation. Abortion is at the forefront of our destruction. Partial Birth Abortion is perhaps the most heinous form of this legal genocide. Direct links connecting abortion and serious conditions such as breast and cervical cancer, emotional disorders and other serious ills must be considered! The only healing and redemption is in the blood of Jesus, blood willingly shed so that we could stand today and cry out for the blood of the unborn that is drenching the land of our children. What terribly mixed signals we are sending to our society today? We allow and even encourage them to engage in promiscuous sex. Then when their sin conceives, we pretty much tell them, "don’t kill your babies, let our abortion facilities do it for you." We march to cure breast cancer, yet promote one of the biggest contributors. I am a mother of six living children, and I am a grandmother. I am also a post-abortive mother. In the early 1970’s, I suffered one involuntary and one voluntary abortion. My involuntary abortion was performed just prior to Roe v. Wade by my private physician without my consent. I had gone to the doctor to ask why my cycle had not resumed after the birth of my son. I did not ask for and did not want an abortion. The doctor said, “You don’t need to be pregnant, let’s see.” He proceeded to perform a painful examination which resulted in a gush of blood and tissue emanating from my womb. He explained that he had performed a “local D and C.” Soon after the Roe v. Wade decision, I became pregnant again. There was adverse pressure and threat of violence from the baby’s father. The ease and convenience provided through Roe v. Wade made it too easy for me to make the fateful and fatal decision to abort our child. I went to a doctor and was advised that the procedure would hurt no more than “having a tooth removed.” The next day, I was admitted to the hospital, and our baby was aborted. My medical insurance paid for the procedure. As soon as I woke up, I knew that something was very wrong. I felt very ill, and very empty. I tried to talk to the doctor and nurses about it. They assured me that “it will all go away in a few days. You will be fine.” They lied. Over the next few years, I experienced medical problems. I had trouble bonding with my son, and his five siblings who were born after the abortions. I began to suffer from eating disorders, depression, nightmares, sexual dysfunctions and a host of other issues related to the abortion that I chose to have. I felt angry about both abortions, and very guilty about the abortion I chose to have. The guilt made me very ill. My children have all suffered from knowing that they have a brother or sister that their mother chose to abort. Often they ask if I ever thought about aborting them and have said, “You killed our baby.” This is very painful for all of us. Also, my mother and grandparents were very sad to know about the loss of the baby. The aborted child’s father also regrets the abortion. If it had not been for Roe v. Wade, I would never have had that abortion, only Jesus can. My birthday is January 22, and each year, this day is marred by the fact that it is the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, and the anniversary of death for millions of babies. I and my deceased children are victims of abortion, and subsequently the Roe v. Wade decision has adversely affected the lives of my entire family. I pray often for deliverance from the pain caused by my decision to abort my baby. I suffered the threat of cervical and breast cancer, and experienced the pain of empty arms after the baby was gone. And truly, for me, and countless abortive mothers, nothing on earth can fully restore what has been lost, only Jesus can. My grandfather, Dr. Martin Luther King, Sr., once said, “No one is going to kill a child of mine.” Tragically, two of his grandchildren had already been aborted when he saved the life of his next great-grandson with this statement. His son, King once said, “The Negro cannot win as long as he is willing to sacrifice the lives of his children for comfort and safety.” How can the “Dream” survive if we murder the children? Every aborted baby is like a slave in the womb of his or her mother. The mother decides his or her fate. I join the voices of thousands across America, who are SILENT NO MORE. We can no longer sit idly by and allow this horrible spirit of murder to cut down, yes cut out and cut away our unborn, and destroy the lives of our mothers. I am very grateful to God for the Spirit of Repentance that is sweeping our land. In Repentance there is healing. In the name of Jesus, we must humble ourselves and pray, and turn from our wicked ways, then God will hear from Heaven and Heal Our Land. I can only beseech the powers that be to hearken to the voice of the Lord and remember that human life is sacred. By taking the lives of our young, and wounding the wombs and lives of their mothers, we are flying in the face of God. We cannot play God. If we continue down this path of destruction, we will be met at the gates by our own doom. This is the day to choose life. We must live and allow our babies to live. We must end the pain of post-abortion trauma. If the Dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is to live, our babies must live. Our mothers must choose life. If we refuse to answer the cry of mercy from the unborn, and ignore the suffering of the mothers, then we are signing our own death warrants. I too, like Martin Luther King, Jr., have a dream. I have a dream that the men and women, the boys and girls of America will come to our senses, and humble ourselves before God Almighty and pray for mercy, and receive His healing grace. I pray that this is the day, the hour of our deliverance. May God have mercy on us all. ​

How can the “Dream” survive if we murder the children? Every aborted baby is like a slave in the womb of his or her mother. The mother decides his or her fate. Dr. Alveda C. King In the ongoing travesty of the debate over whether abortion and infanticide should be condoned, a voice in the wilderness continues to cry out, "what about the children?" We have been fueled by the fire of "women’s rights," so long that we have become deaf to the outcry of the real victims whose rights are being trampled upon, the babies and the mothers. Of course a woman has a right to decide what to do with her own body. Thank God for the Constitution. Yet, she also has a right to know the serious consequences and repercussions of making a decision to abort her child. Then too, what about the rights of each baby who is artificially breached before coming to term in his or her mother’s womb, only to have her skull punctured, and feel, yes agonizingly "feel" the life run out of her before she takes her first breath of freedom. What about of the rights of these women who have been called to pioneer the new frontiers of the new millennium, only to have their lives snuffed out before the calendar even turns? Click to support In Your Corner Ministries PAYPAL: http://bit.ly/3IP6RYH