A Burning In My Bones - Winn Collier
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Paul Valler2021-06-30T14:41:00
The authenticity of Eugene Peterson’s walk with God is what makes this book so compelling. He had all the struggles and temptations common to man, yet an inner, burning desire for God and a long obedience to him. Winn Collier was given free access to Peterson’s prayer journals and I ...
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