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by S. Roberts (Author)
Two Things I Know is a true story about a dramatic series of events that occur in a young woman's life after she becomes addicted to methamphetamines. Four months after the suicide of a man in her home, she is assaulted and hospitalized. Susan's naive world turns upside down when she realizes that her assault was an attempted murder and not a random act of violence. Susan's story begins with addiction and hopelessness but turns into divine protection and a dramatic conversion experience when she realizes the danger she is in. She knows that if she wants to change her luck, she has to change her lifestyle. As people begin to share the truth of Jesus Christ with her, Susan recognizes her own need of a savior. She looks up and finds God, realizing that he's been there all along. She'll never be the same. Susan knows that God saved her for a reason, and he's not finished with her yet! She will share her story of God's intervention, her redemption, and why it's important to finish the race that God has called each of us to run. Two Things I Know is a must-read for anyone trapped by drug addictions or those who have a loved one who seems broken beyond repair. Her inspiring testimony will encourage you to never give up on yourself, to never give up on others, and certainly to never give up on God.
Author Biography
Susan Roberts has lived in Midwest City, OK all of her life. She has worked in the medical field for more than twenty-five years in administrative roles. Retired from her full time job, she has recently accepted the position of Senior Chaplain for the inmates at the Midwest City Jail. Susan is passionate about leading people to Christ. She shares her faith with those that are in jail and encourages them to pursue a vision for their lives greater than what they are living. She also prays regularly that not one of her family members will go into eternity without God and has had the privilege of leading many of them to Christ. Susan married her husband, Charlie, in 1985 and they have three adult daughters. She and Charlie are committed to regular church attendance and serve in various ministries at their home church in Midwest City.
