Beyond the Sunset and Razor Wire
$13.99
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Timo Miller was kidnapped in broad daylight on a street in his hometown in Nicaragua, deported to the United States, and imprisoned for nearly eight months. His crime? Being a Good Samaritan in a situation where man’s laws opposed God’s laws. Separation from family and church was painful, but Timo discovered that God was with him. These meditations from prison encourage us that a person who knows Christ can be free in spirit even when he is surrounded by razor wire.
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Timo Miller was kidnapped in broad daylight on a street in his hometown in Nicaragua, deported to the United States, and imprisoned for nearly eight months. His crime? Being a Good Samaritan in a situation where man’s laws opposed God’s laws. Separation from family and church was painful, but Timo discovered that God was with him. These meditations from prison encourage us that a person who knows Christ can be free in spirit even when he is surrounded by razor wire.
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| Weight | 0.21 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 7 × 5 × 1 in |
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| Publisher | Christian Light Publications |
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Beyond the Sunset and Razor Wire
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Timo Miller was kidnapped in broad daylight on a street in his hometown in Nicaragua, deported to the United States, and imprisoned for nearly eight months. His crime? Being a Good Samaritan in a situation where man’s laws opposed God’s laws. Separation from family and church was painful, but Timo discovered that God was with him. These meditations from prison encourage us that a person who knows Christ can be free in spirit even when he is surrounded by razor wire.