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Water for Life

Water for Life

Water for Life

Anthony G Cannon

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Outskirts Press
Año de edición:
2016
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781478781622
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                                                                           Water for LifeLate one night in 2012, Anthony G. Cannon’s life changed forever. He collapsed at home and moved in and out of consciousness for hours. During his awake moments, he couldn’t move, unable even to crawl to the phone for help.So he reached out to the help that is always present, for each and every one of us, even when we are most alone. He cried out to God to empower him and save him. What happened next was nothing short of miraculous.“Not unto Death,” which tells the rest of this story, is just one of the 391 songs, poems, stories, and other words of wisdom in Cannon’s moving Water for Life. Be guided through prayer, praise, and worship and learn from insightful commentary in the Food for Thought pages.All Christians and born-again believers will take solace and strength from Cannon’s words from the heart, which inspire and encourage readers to put their trust in God. 

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