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- Matt Cross
Unabridged
10 hours 15 min
2021
EN
Is the God you serve the true God of the Bible? If you profess faith in Christ, this book will challenge you mightily from beginning to end, GUARANTEED!Charmaine DeShields thought she had it all. A promising career. Good health. A beautiful house. A promising relationship. Most importantly, she was a proud member of the largest and most popular megachurch in all of Seattle--the Blessed and Highly Favored Full Gospel Church.Everything started changing in her seemingly perfec...
Wanted
From Child Homelessness to a Death-Defying Search for Love and Belonging
2022
EN
As a gay child who was trafficked to an abuser and swept up in the Indiana foster care system, Mat Bunch fought to survive because he knew he would be loved one day. He knew he would be wanted. Today, as a global citizen and changemaker in the green energy movement, Mat is at the forefront of social and environmental justice. This enthralling story will inspire anyone who has ever been unwanted or felt like love only beckoned from fairy tales. Read WANTED. Be WANTED.Mat Bunch is a ...
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