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by Charles E. Hunt (Author)
This is the chronicle of every Believer: a relationship with Jesus. He loves us and we are learning to love Him. He cares for my life in this world. He is involved with the details of my life. He is very near. Yes, that includes me. His supernatural, life-changing miracles transform me into His servant, His friend, His bride. On the day of Pentecost, 2000 years ago, as the Holy Spirit poured into the hearts of all Believers, "Everyone was filled with awe, and many wonders and signs were being performed ..." (Acts 2:43) So, what changed since then? Nothing.
What others are saying about this book:
Pastor Bob Grenier, Calvary Chapel, Visalia, CA.What a journey! From an aimless hippie in the Seventies to a photographer's helper to an electrical engineer at a world-class university. In this remarkable autobiography - a quick and fascinating read - Hunt looks back on his life's astonishing twists and turns and describes the miracles large and small that guided him from start to finish - unmistakably orchestrated by the Holy Spirit. -Michael Guillen, PhD, Physicist, bestselling author, Emmy-winning journalist, and host of "Science + God with Dr. G"Anyone who reads the Bible knows that God did miracles in Bible times, but it's always good to hear of how God is working today. As you read Miracles In My Life, you'll be thankful that God still works mightily and miraculously in the lives of those who trust Him. Hearing how God has worked in the life of Charles Hunt will encourage you to trust God to work in your life. -David Guzik, Pastor and Author of the widely-used Enduring Word Bible Commentary.
About the Author:
At the peak of the California hippie scene, Charlie dropped out of college. Hoping to find happiness, purpose and love, he took refuge in Yosemite. He found the real deal: he gave his life to Jesus. In the ensuing decade, Jesus planted him in a ragtag Christian commune in the foothills, led him on a journey across America, gave him the family he always wanted, and carried him through the Ivy League. Today, he is a Professor at UC Davis.
