Embracing Hardship: A Call to Action for the Church

Victor Marx survived abuse as a kid. He was left for dead in a cooler at age five in the summer of 1970. This would drive him to become a Marine and competitive shooter. He holds a 7th Degree Black Belt and has trained several World Champions as well as Pro Athletes.   Like the men he has trained, he remained a quiet professional about his past until recently. A transparent account of his life has been written in a book and now a documentary film, The Victor Marx Story, made about his life and new passion: bringing real hope to some of the most hurting and dangerous youth in our country through his organization All Things Possible (ATP). It is ATP's main mission to reach our nation's incarcerated, abused, and troubled youth with the life-changing Hope of Jesus Christ.  

Learn more by visiting VictorMarx.com