2024-12-02T10:45:00
This soldier was reading the Bible for fun, but it led to serious soul-searching and heartfelt prayer
There’s something extraordinary about a dramatic life change. When someone’s before looks radically different than their after, we lean in, and we want to know what happened. In the case of religious conversion from atheism to Christianity, you typically find an observable change in the way that someone thinks and lives. Former atheist Jon Wilke says that his life today is hardly recognisable from the man he was before he met Jesus Christ, compared to the man of God he has… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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