Andrew Klavan Overcomes Hollow Faith, a Death Wish, and a Controlling Father (Ep.10 | Season 3)
December 22, 2016
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In this Christmas Special of TheFallenState TV, author Andrew Klavan sits down with Jesse Lee Peterson and candidly examines the significance of his complicated relationship with his father. He gets real about what it was like to come from a secular Jewish family and struggle to become a successful writer while enduring and triumphing over serious inner conflict and many other challenges. He details how his struggles ultimately and ironically led him to faith in Jesus Christ.
Andrew's new book, "The Great Good ThingA Secular Jew Comes to Faith in Christ," is currently available on Amazon
"The Fallen State” TV is a weekly TV talk show hosted by Jesse Lee Peterson. The program examines human nature and relationships in an honest and open manner and goes places that no other show dares to go in pursuit of Truth and enlightenment.
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