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12/09/2026

11/09/2026

🙏 Clinically Dead—Then the Doctor Turned Back to Pray

After reviewing everything, Dr. Chauncey Crandall pronounced him clinically dead, signed the necessary paperwork, and continued his morning rounds.

As Dr. Crandall walked down the hospital hallway, he says the Holy Spirit gave him a clear instruction:

“You need to go back and pray for that man.”

The doctor kept walking. He had other patients waiting and responsibilities demanding his attention.

Then the message came again:

“You need to go back and pray for that man.”

This time, the presence was so strong that Dr. Crandall stopped, turned around, and returned to the emergency room.

Inside, the medical staff was already preparing the man’s body for his family and the morgue.

Dr. Crandall walked over, placed his hands on him, and began to pray:

“Father God, this man doesn’t know You…”

The medical team had reached the end of what it could do. But Dr. Crandall believed he was being tested—not on his medical knowledge, but on his obedience.

Sometimes faith asks us to stop what we’re doing, turn around, and respond—even when everything around us says it’s already too late.

🎙️ Hear the complete testimony on *Peace, Love, and Bring a Bat*—where we explore faith, near-death experiences, second chances, and extraordinary moments of divine intervention.

10/09/2026

💔 Held Back at 11—Then Everything Fell Apart

In October 1964, an 11-year-old boy brought home a report card filled with poor grades.

His parents had reached their limit, so they made the difficult decision to have him placed back in the third grade.

For a child, that meant more than repeating schoolwork.

He lost his friends.
He entered a classroom with younger children.
He had to rebuild his social world from the beginning.

The experience was traumatic and turned his life upside down—but only one month later, his family faced something even more devastating.

On Thanksgiving in 1964, his father was involved in a horrific car accident and sustained brain damage.

Life seemed to stand still.

His father finally returned home on the boy’s 12th birthday, but the injury had profoundly affected him. Confused and disoriented, he believed he was absent without leave from the military.

These weren’t small childhood obstacles. They were life-altering experiences that could make anyone question God, fairness, and why one family had to endure so much at once.

Sometimes we look at an adult’s strength without knowing what the child inside them was forced to survive.

🎙️ Hear the complete story on *Peace, Love, and Bring a Bat*—where honest conversations explore childhood trauma, faith, resilience, healing, and finding balance through life’s hardest seasons.

10/09/2026

🙏 “You Need to Raise Him From the Dead”

The medical team had already stopped trying.

He was being cleaned and prepared for his family and the morgue when Dr. Chauncey Crandall returned to the emergency room.

Dr. Crandall walked toward him, laid hands on his body, and began to pray:

“Father God, this man doesn’t know You. You need to raise him from the dead.”

The nurse preparing the body began screaming and causing a commotion. People rushed back into the room, trying to understand what was happening.

Then Dr. Crandall made an extraordinary request:

Shock him one more time.

The medical team protested. They feared that even if his heart restarted, he could be brain-dead or face severe complications. But out of respect for Dr. Crandall, they agreed to attempt one final shock.

Everyone else saw a case that was over.

Dr. Crandall saw one more reason to pray—and one more chance to fight.

This powerful testimony reminds us that faith sometimes means standing in a room filled with doubt and asking for the impossible.

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09/09/2026

🕊️ “I Knew I Had Died”—The Funeral Home Moment

After surviving a severe heart attack, one man was asked whether he had seen or experienced anything while doctors fought to save him.

His answer was unforgettable.

He remembered standing in the back of an empty funeral home. He felt euphoric—even happy—and somehow knew that he had died.

But one thing deeply troubled him.

The funeral home was completely empty.

“Where is my family? Where are my friends? I thought I was loved.”

Then everything became dark.

As he stood surrounded by that darkness, he suddenly felt a presence approach from his right side.

Was it a dream, the mind processing trauma, or a genuine glimpse beyond this life? Whatever happened, the experience stayed with him—and forced him to confront questions most of us spend our lives avoiding.

What matters when everything else is stripped away? Who will be standing beside us? And are we truly living in a way that leaves love behind?

Sometimes a second chance doesn’t merely keep us alive. It changes how we understand life itself.

🎙️ Hear the complete story on *Peace, Love, and Bring a Bat*—where we explore near-death experiences, faith, healing, resilience, and the moments that permanently change us.

09/09/2026

🙏 Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late—Start Now

Don’t wait until you’re on your deathbed to begin thinking about your relationship with God.

Accepting Christ as your Lord and Savior isn’t about becoming perfect overnight. Faith is a process—and every meaningful journey begins with one step.

Start slowly.

Go to church on Sunday. Find a church where you feel comfortable, supported, and spiritually fed. Choose a Bible you can understand and will genuinely read. Join a study group where you can ask questions, learn, and grow alongside others.

But remember: a strong relationship with God cannot be built through one hour on Sunday alone.

You have to show up.
You have to put in the time.
You have to feed your faith.
You have to keep growing.

Don’t wait for a crisis to search for God. Don’t assume there will always be more time.

Start where you are. Start imperfectly. Just start now.

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06/09/2026

🙏 “The Tumor Was Completely Gone—No Scar Tissue”

Doctors ordered another scan hoping to see that Daniel Fazzina’s tumor had become smaller and was responding to treatment.

What they found was far more dramatic.

The scan came back completely negative.

The tumor was gone. There was no cancer detected in his body—and, according to the cardiologist who reviewed his echocardiogram, there wasn’t even scar tissue left behind.

The case was so extraordinary that the cardiologist shared it with his students. When Daniel met him for a follow-up appointment one year later, the doctor immediately remembered what he had seen.

“Not only is it amazing that the tumor disappeared when it did, but it didn’t even leave any scar tissue behind.”

Just before Christmas in 2002, Daniel walked out of the radiology center holding the scans that showed a clean result. He looked toward heaven, overwhelmed by what had happened.

For Daniel, it wasn’t merely good medical news. It was a moment of divine intervention that would change the direction of his life and become a testimony he could share with others.

Some reports bring relief. Others leave you looking toward heaven without words.

🎙️ Hear Daniel Fazzina’s remarkable story on *Peace, Love, and Bring a Bat*—where we explore faith, healing, resilience, and the experiences that forever change what we believe.

05/09/2026

🔥 “My Life Started Burning to the Ground Around Me”

In 2022, Daniel Fazzina decided to create the audiobook edition of *Divine Intervention: 50 True Stories of God’s Miracles Today.*

One week later, his world fell apart.

His marriage ended. He lost access to his children, home, recording studio, and nearly everything familiar to him.

“My life just started burning to the ground around me.”

Daniel questioned how he could possibly continue. For a moment, the project seemed impossible. Then he made a decision rooted in defiance and faith:

“You know what, Devil? I’m going to do it anyway.”

He prayed, kept moving, and watched the right people come together. While most audiobooks have one narrator, *Divine Intervention* ultimately featured 32 voices telling 50 remarkable stories.

The cast brought authentic accents and perspectives from Africa, New Zealand, England, New York, and beyond—turning one man’s seemingly impossible project into a global testimony.

Sometimes faith isn’t calmly believing everything will work out. Sometimes it’s standing in the ashes of your old life and declaring, “I’m doing it anyway.”

🎙️ Hear the full story on *Peace, Love, and Bring a Bat*—where faith, resilience, deep conversations, and deliberate chaos help us navigate life’s toughest seasons.