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Wednesday
Aug202008

Podcast -- Jim is interviewed

Special Guest, Jim Robbins — interviewed on Family Room Media’s weekly podcast. I was interviewed by the guys at Family Room Media about my new book, Recover Your Good Heart.
Topic: The work of Jesus goes far beyond forgiveness. It is a rescue of the heart. This is why the follower of Christ already has a new goodness, new power and new desires.

Thanks to David, Bob, and Loren at Family Room Media.

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To read excerpts of Jim's new book, Recover Your Good Heart -- Living free from religious guilt and the shame of not good-enough, CLICK HERE.

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Reader Comments (1)

Jim,
I just listened to the radio interview! Great! Well done! I'm delighted that you are getting more exposure. Hopefully more people will visit your website and buy your book!
Blessings,
~Amy :)
http://amyiswalkinginthespirit.blogspot.com

August 21, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterAmy

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