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Summary: Wow! The true life examples will knock your socks off!
Review: Franklin's writing style is simple and to the point. Rather than clever writing, he uses examples of real life people "on overdrive" for God that have made and are making tremendous impacts for the Kingdom. An inspring book for anyone asking "Is this all there is to Christianity?".
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Summary: An Awesome Book
Review: Reading this book put so many things about life in perspective for me. We all have our comfort zones and to read of some of the experiences of Franklin Graham and many of the other Samaritan's Purse workers and volunteers made me realize how selfish we really are. This is a glimpse of how things are outside this comfortable country. If everyone of us would just give a little more of ourselves,like the persons in this book, the world really would be a better place. All of us say that we will do whatever we can to make the world a better place and than we leave it for someone else to do. All talk and no do! Reading this helped me know that even the most unlikely people are chosen and can do God's work. We should all answer our calls from God. I gained personal strength from some of the stories in this book. The most important message here is to live day to day with God in your life. We must depend on Him every minute of every day and stay "in touch" with Him every second. Our lives will be much more rewarding! Thanks Mr. Graham for the fine work and effort put forth in this printing.
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Summary: Nice Follow-up Autobiography
Review: This book picks up where "Rebel With A Cause" leaves off. To those that have read his first book, read this one next. In this book, he tells about his life and ministry with his father, Dr. Billy Graham, and with his own ministry, Samaritan's Purse. You'll get an insider's view on what it's like to distribute relief aid to people in need around the world. He also talks about getting out of your comfort zones and what it means to "Live Beyond The Limits." Once again, hats off to Franklin Graham. Keep up the good work!
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Summary: Nice Follow-up Autobiography
Review: This book picks up where "Rebel With A Cause" leaves off. To those that have read his first book, read this one next. In this book, he tells about his life and ministry with his father, Dr. Billy Graham, and with his own ministry, Samaritan's Purse. You'll get an insider's view on what it's like to distribute relief aid to people in need around the world. He also talks about getting out of your comfort zones and what it means to "Live Beyond The Limits." Once again, hats off to Franklin Graham. Keep up the good work!
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Summary: An Awesome Book
Review: This was an incredible and inspiring book. Some of the stories in here you will never forget. You'll hear of how God can make huge miracles out of missed flights, out of caring for your enemy, and many other things. You'll realize that in all situations there can be many blessings and many opportunities if you're open to it. Every day, we pass up so many chances to help others and to share the gospel with them. Have you ever seen a hitchhiker on the road and justkept going? Or kept walking past a crying person in the airport? Have you ever seen a fellow Christian go astray but were afraid to say anything? The people in this book don't pass up those opportunities, and their stories will amaze you. You will be astounded at the courage and the love displayed by the people in the book. It's a very powerful book and I strongly recommend it for anyone and everyone. Being more in touch with God's will for our lives is something we all need.
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Summary: Adventure Plus
Review: Those who have enjoyed this book will also rate high Graham's new book, The Name. Those who believe in the nearly unbelievable adventures must read God's Smuggler by Brother Andrew. His adventures are truly unbelievable.
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Summary: Adventure Plus
Review: Those who have enjoyed this book will also rate high Graham's new book, The Name. Those who believe in the nearly unbelievable adventures must read God's Smuggler by Brother Andrew. His adventures are truly unbelievable.
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