ivot Point Magazine is a gathering place of the stories of people’s lives that have experienced a significant “pivot point” from defeat to success, darkness to light, failure to victory. We are on a quest to bring the stories that will encourage and enlighten the reader to look beyond their own defeat and failures to see the possibilities of success and victory in their own lives. Pivot Point will take you “behind the curtain” and bring you the heart of the “real story” — the “story behind the story” about people that you respect, people you look up to, people who entertain you, people who have gone from rags to riches.

Behind the scenes is where the real action happens, and that’s where Pivot Point goes for real life stories of defeat to success, failure to victory, and overcoming the seemingly impossible.  Fairly tales are enacted on-stage; reality prevails behind the curtain. Readers will be inspired, encouraged and entertained with the amazing, page-turners that fill this remarkably illustrated publication.

here is a call for unity among the churches, among the divisions in the Body of Christ, to work together in bringing in the harvest, not to compete or toil against one another.  Answering the call begins with acceptance — a simple, but powerful, act of will.

I was once that person.  One who was so rigid in the dynamics of my faith that I was completely unwilling to accept another’s.  Until, when God told me one night, “Love Me, love My church.”

It wasn’t an instant turn-around for me.  It still took time, for I was stubborn, hardened in my heart against “the church.”  Years before, as a youth, I had approached my church with a problem of spiritual warfare that many teens and young adults battle every day.  I had grown up in church, I believed in church, but in my darkest hour of spiritual need, my own church turned me away.