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How Do You Know He's Real?: God Unplugged

How Do You Know He's Real? contains 34 real-life stories about celebrities who know God is real because of their personal relationship with Him.Well-known sports, film, TV, and music celebrities talk candidly about:* Miracles & Prayer* Abortion & Sex* Marriage & Healing* Addiction & Death* Success & Despair* Forgiveness & Salvation* Joy & LoveThese 'happily-eternal-after' stories read in stark contrast to today's depressing, tragedy-focused headlines that feature some athletes and movie stars.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 447 pages

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