Kirjahaku

Tossed out by her husband and rejected by her father, Amanda discovers, to her horror, that on top of everything else, she's pregnant She's at her lowest and rushes to get an abortion. That doesn't stop Amanda's compassionate Christian boss from praying for this lovable but miserable girl. Can prayers work?Travel with Amanda back and forth between Hawaii and Michigan, as she pursues meaning and healing for her broken life. Meet endearing and pivotal characters who help to transform Amanda's life from vacant to victorious, as scripture verses, songs, prayers, dreams and supernatural experiences catapult her into a new dimension of God's Kingdom.The redeeming love and perfect character of Jesus Christ, as portrayed in Amanda's Song, will urge you to worship, rejoice, and relate.Adult and older adolescent readers will discover that, if God could use Amanda's sad past to bring Him glory, He can do it for anyone

When Marney set out to find God, she got totally lost. Her lusty desires, other people's philosophies and deceptive spiritual pitfalls led her into a pattern of dangerous traps. Whether it was meditation, drugs, feminism, or Hinduism, it all resulted in the same sort of thing: false self-worship. Still, her broken heart yearned for truth and love. Fortunately, Truth and Love was also pursuing her passionately. In one explosive moment, Marney met Jesus. Read how that powerful encounter rapidly gained her freedom, purpose, peace and a wonderful hunky husband. I caution you not to read the end first. Let the surprise sacrifice there really surprise you. Marney's tale may seem extreme and unlikely. But, please don't judge her You just might recognize a strangely familiar rabbit trail out of your own amazing story in this quirky journey. Marsha Blackford first encountered Jesus while working in an abortion clinic. Much like the stiff-necked Hebrew people in the wilderness, she had a direct word from God. And turned to idols. She knew that abortion was murder and quit. She knew that Jesus loved her and forgave her. But she stubbornly ignored Him for 30 years. That crazy decision got her involved with the Hare Krishna movement. After 25 years in that cult, 13 of which she ran the society's newspaper, the author met a man of God. He led her into Christ's Kingdom once and for all and they married happily. She is now widowed, volunteers at a Christian crisis pregnancy center, and prays for you.