Ricardo Sanchez on The Business of Wisdom with Dr. Alvin Augustus Jones
September 20, 2012
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as posted by the channelWorship leader Ricardo Sanchez offers hope for anyone in the fight of their life in his new book, It's Not Over.
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“911 CALL HOME”
“URGENT CALL ME”
“Josiah has been hurt, call ASAP”
It’s every parent’s nightmare. As worship leader Ricardo Sanchez’s flight touched down and he turned on his cell phone, he was bombarded with desperate texts and phone messages from his wife. There had been an accident, and his son’s life was hanging in the balance.
How do you find the endurance to keep going when the pain seems overbearing? How do you run to win when you feel the very wind has been knocked out of you? In It’s Not Over Ricardo shares how his family found the strength and hope to make it through their darkest hour.
If you’ve lived life, you’ve experienced pain. Whether it’s the day-to-day hustle or a tragic incident, it sometimes seems as if there’s a force that wants to take you out of the game. This powerful true story will inspire and encourage you to trust God and allow the work of the Holy Spirit to bring you supernatural peace.
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