Ce livre vous fera peur car il vous demandera de vraiment regarder vos convictions les plus profondes sur votre foi en GodÑ ou votre manque de foi en GodÑ et vous fera vous poser la question, « Est-ce que je crois vraiment ce que je crois ? » Dans cette conversation perspicace et humoristique avec une jeune femme nommée Emma, Sean Forrest nous emmène dans un voyage. Ensemble, ils identifient les questions clés de la vie, découvrent des réponses puissantes É et, dans le processus, révèlent pourquoi chacune de nos vies compte. Sean Forrest est l'un des communicateurs les plus efficaces de l'Évangile que j'ai jamais rencontré. Les 3 questions capturent son esprit terre-à-terre, son humour, ses histoires émouvantes et sa profonde compréhension de l'amour de Dieu et du sens de la vie. Il rend les meilleures nouvelles de l'histoire accessibles à tous. Chris Stefanick, président, Real Life Catholic L'écriture de Sean offre une compréhension claire de ce qui est le plus important et comment vivre une vie significative
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