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Cargando... Waking Up in Heaven: A True Story of Brokenness, Heaven, and Life Againpor Crystal McVea
   Books Read in 2013 (345) Actualmente no hay Conversaciones sobre este libro.   ) avdesertgirl | Aug 22, 2021 |  This is her story. A sort of a memoir, a look at the past and present of her life, interspersed with her remembrances from those nine minutes spent in the presence of the Creator. Her return to her earthly life came with God’s words: “Tell them what you can remember.” And so she has. Against the cruelty and difficulty of her life, she discovered uplifting words of peace and love as she experienced the glory of heaven and spent nine minutes with God. Recommended. (  ) jfe16 | Sep 24, 2019 | ★★★ This isn’t my normal kind of book. While I would call myself spiritual, that’s as far as I would go. Many of these books of this genre have been known to make me uncomfortable but when my therapist handed it to me, insisting it would help me out, I took it because trust me, I need all the help I can get ;-). The author doesn’t hold anything back. She tells her life story, how she got where she is and all her experiences. It is sad, emotional, raw, and completely honest. Life was rough for her when she was younger and I wanted to just wrap her up in my arms. She talks about the good and the bad, even the very bad. I give her credit for her ability to be so honest, to share her story with complete strangers; it couldn’t have been easy at all. Its matter of fact and not too preachy, which I liked (she had the attitude of “this is what I went through, your choice to believe it or not”). She just frankly tells her life story and her experience in the 9 minutes she was considered dead (as in she stop having any sort of breathing, pulse, etc but was not pronounced by a doctor) – where she went to Heaven. The last part of the book was a tad more preachy than the rest and repetitive. This book would have been better if it had been cut just a bit. I may not have agreed with everything the author said and I’m still up in the air about many issues but either way her story is commendable and a comfort. ( ) UberButter | Feb 9, 2016 |  ) skraft001 | Mar 7, 2015 | oaklutheran | Mar 30, 2014 | sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
Religion & Spirituality.
Nonfiction.
HTML: Waking Up in Heaven tells the remarkable story of a woman, plagued with guiltand skepticism, dramatically changed by the nine minutes she spent in heaven.For most of her life, Crystal McVea was a skeptic whose history of abuse and badchoices made her feel beyond the reach of God. She questioned if God was evenreal. Then came 10 December 2009 and the moment that changed everything.For nine minutes that night, Crystal went into full respiratory arrest. She wasunconscious and unable to breathe on her own, unaware of the crisis happeningaround her as the hospital staff rushed to save her life. Crystal doesn't rememberthe trauma or losing consciousness; she just remembers waking up in heaven,next to God. Crystal discusses some of the extraordinary things she encounteredin heaven, including the beautiful gates of heaven, our guardian angels and a lifealteringvision of her younger self.Waking Up in Heaven invites readers to witness the relentless pursuit of God ina life that was broken and seemingly beyond hope, an awe-inspiring account oflove, forgiveness and redemption and the healing power of God's presence. .No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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