peace that comes through forgive forgiveness of jesus christ. she tells that story, both lives on wrong paths but they have to pay for the choice this is a made but forgiven. she paid through her drug addiction and losing custody of her daughter for a time and obviously that was a beginning of a new life for her. are you surprised hollywood chose to make a movie like this? somewhat but not completely. that s this is really ap inn inspireing but tragic story. four people lost their lives. this thing ended the way it did. you can t argue with the evidence. some people say that religion stuff i m not all for. just like nichols said i don t want that church bs. the reality is the evidence is there. this thing ended in a peaceful situation where he surrendered himself. as you said earlier he had no reason to do that after taking four lives.
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he could have killed her and four other people on the way out. it ended different because of that message. that this is power of jesus christ transforms people and makes us free. people can argue about god in the public square but at least keeping the porch light on for god in the public square? we re sort of removeing god from every corner of life right now. you see the power of faith and belief in him that can change lives in this story? that is why we must keep that light going. you see it. the evidence is overwhelming. look at my home state of louisiana, angola prison where the most dangerous prisons, one of the most in the united states transformed by the interjection of faith, they re having revival in that prison. it s the power of the gospel and transforms even the lives of prisoners. the story of forgiveness, the ability of this woman taken hostage in her own home bound
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