Nick Vujicic is an Australian-American, born without arms or legs, who is a world-renowned speaker, New York Times best-selling author, coach, and entrepreneur. Nick faced tremendous obstacles in life without limbs. Bullied at school, fearful and without hope, feelings of helplessness led him to attempt suicide. Nick persevered, discovering key principles that helped him find purpose – turning obstacles into opportunities. Nick is an anti-bullying advocate, traveling the globe speaking to millions of students. In his presentation, Nick will inspire and equip you to know we all can rise above adversity and overcome disabilities of the heart and mind! Please Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtFE8PidFATirzurY5qmh5g Main Website: https://crossingjordan.com/ eCommerce Store Link Is: https://crossingjordan.com/shop Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/crossingjordan77 Twitter: https://twitter.com/crossingjordan8 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crossing.jordan777/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/crossingjordan/ Crossing Jordan Ministries is under the inspirational leadership of Jesus Christ and is directed and managed by Gregory Ciola. The significant spiritual name of this ministry began in 2009 after the birth of our son Jordan who was miraculously saved by God during a life-threatening experience he encountered at birth. The Israelites were led across the Jordan River in a miraculous way to get to the promised land. (See Joshua Chapter 3 and 4 entire chapters). The Bible account says that as soon as the priests carrying the Ark of the Covenant touched the water that the river split in two and dried up allowing the Israelites to cross like the parting of the Red Sea with Moses. John the Baptist spent his entire ministry preparing the hearts of the people to be ready to meet the Messiah. The thing he is most noted for is the national baptism he was conducting in Jordan to get people to repent and get ready to meet Jesus. John’s entire ministry was situated around the Jordan River near the spot where the Israelites first crossed.