Heaven Encounters with Randy Kay
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What Heaven Showed 140 People Who Died — Larry Sparks & Randy Kay
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25:09Now PlayingRandy Kay sits down with Larry Sparks, Vice President of Publishing for Destiny Image Media, for a conversation about Heaven, the afterlife, and the 140 firsthand accounts at the heart of Randy's new book, Heaven Encounters.
In 2005, Randy Kay was clinically dead for 30 minutes and 49 seconds before encountering Jesus and returning to life. Over the next two decades, he gathered and vetted 140 Christ-centered near-death experiences — the largest vetted collection ever assembled in a single volume. In this interview, Randy and Larry talk about what these accounts reveal, why they matter, and the hope they offer to anyone wrestling with what lies beyond.
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Join Randy Kay as he delves into the mysteries of Heaven through the lens of Randy's own near-death experience. Join us for engaging discussions, compelling interviews, and learn tools that help you live a victorious life in Jesus.
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