You can learn from the "school of hard knocks", I certainly have. But I don't recommend it! There's a better way to learn; it's Charis Bible College.
Andrew Wommack,
President & Founder
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Enjoy this editon of
"The Inside Story" with Andrew Wommack, Daniel Amstutz and Ashley and Carlie Terradez
Sandy and her three small children, twin five-year-old daughters and a two-and-a-half-year-old son, left the east coast and drove to Colorado Springs. No job, no contacts, no place to live—just a mom, her kids and a faithful knowing that she was to attend CBC. As Sandy stepped out, the Lord met her family's needs.
After getting situated in Colorado Springs, Sandy spent the next two years attending CBC; saturating herself in the Word of God and being equipped for a life of ministry in the marketplace. Her mornings were spent in classes and her afternoons were filled with business opportunities—all of which came supernaturally.
Looking back on her time at CBC Sandy shared, "The Lord was so good in how He provided for me and my three when we got to Colorado."
"Why would I want to go to Bible college? What? Am I gonna be a preacher someday?" Those were the words that flippantly escaped Ryan May's lips when his dad offered to pay for Ryan and his wife, Alexis, to go to Charis Bible College in Colorado Springs. Four years later, Ryan and Alexis are less than one month away from opening CBC-Ontario in southern California.