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Published Mar 2006
240 pages
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Like many others, Anne Graham Lotz, the second daughter of Billy and Ruth Graham, has longed throughout her life to see the Lord Jesus and to know him on an intimate personal level. Born and raised into a prominent Christian family, Anne knows that God doesn't have any grandchildren and that no one can ride into the kingdom of God on their daddy or mommy's coattails. So she has searched God's Word daily for a fresh touch of Jesus.
"At times Lotz's reasoning is questionable, as when she assumes that any waning of spiritual emotion is evidence of sin, or suggests that every difficult circumstance is God's way of telling us to "wake up". - PW.
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Anne Graham Lotz was born born May 21, 1948). She is the second daughter of evangelist Billy Graham and his wife Ruth Graham, and is the author of 11 books, of which her best known is Just Give Me Jesus.
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