Amy Grant
Biography
Amy Grant contributed to Slow Down.
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Between Heaven and the Real World
History & Biography
“When Steven wrote the song ‘The Great Adventure,’ I wonder if he had any idea how adventurous his life would be. While no one can anticipate the highest highs and the lowest lows of their journey, Steven has invited us to experience all of it with him through his honest music and storytelling. We are all changed for the better as a result of it.”
Women
“I am a great admirer of Becca Stevens and her work and have been fortunate to connect with her in various settings. In her, I see a truly old soul in this incredibly modern package, and any conversation with Becca feels like an invitation to experience history, poetry, nature, God . . . When I’m reading her words, I feel like I’m tapping into this rich, ancient wisdom delivered by someone who I could just as easily spend hours chatting and laughing together with over coffee—or tea in her case! Love Heals transports me to that chair beside Becca where I am listening to these great but simple truths revealed through her reflections. This book is just an extension of the way that she naturally ponders creation, ponders nature, ponders life and in turn engages us to participate in her journey. Everything and everyone has a purpose, and everything works together in the most amazing community. Even things that are scary have their place in the exquisite order of the world that Becca celebrates. Love Heals is true. And in this book I’ve found a beautiful place of encouragement and hope—a meeting point for us all to experience community, healing, and love.”
History & Biography
“I don’t know many people who have died and left so many people saying, 'I need what Rich Mullins's life brought to the table, and I don't know where else to find it except in looking at his life and listening to what he had to say.'”
Christian Living
“Jaci’s recollections of her life are worth reading for two reasons: she doesn’t sugarcoat the gritty details—which is a good payoff for a curious reader—and in telling her story, she finds the wonder and mystery of God’s endless ability to turn our chaos into beauty.”
Christian Living
“For those of us who have ever believed the lie that God can no longer use us to make a difference, Max proclaims: ‘You were made for this moment. You. Me. Us. We.’ Through rich biblical insights and compelling storytelling, discover how God invites us to participate in his holy work and uses our experiences and circumstances to bless more people than we can imagine. That’s an adventure I want to be a part of. Join me.”
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