Forged In The Fire - Kennedy, David
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If you enjoyed the movie "FIREPROOF" then you will absolutely enjoy the book Forged In The Fire! Firefighter Richard Jackson is a Born Again Christian in the New York City Fire Department. He's trying to lead his partner and best friend, Jerome Smith or "Smitty" as he is called around the fire station to the Lord. When others would have given up, Richard forges on. From the flames of an inferno to a prayer being said from a hospital bed, the doors swing open and the journey begins. It's a journey full of questions about self-worth and doubt, a heart wrenching journey of failures and victories,…mehr

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If you enjoyed the movie "FIREPROOF" then you will absolutely enjoy the book Forged In The Fire! Firefighter Richard Jackson is a Born Again Christian in the New York City Fire Department. He's trying to lead his partner and best friend, Jerome Smith or "Smitty" as he is called around the fire station to the Lord. When others would have given up, Richard forges on. From the flames of an inferno to a prayer being said from a hospital bed, the doors swing open and the journey begins. It's a journey full of questions about self-worth and doubt, a heart wrenching journey of failures and victories, and a journey of life and death. Sit back and get comfortable as we climb aboard Engine 3 and head out to for a Christian's journey of a lifetime. Where we will learn God's will in our lives as Christians.
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David Kennedy (1959-2017) was born in Leicester and lived and wote in Sheffield for majority of his final years. He was Senior Lecturer in English & Creative Writing at the University of Hull. He published three collections of poetry with Salt, and a final collection with Shearsman, The Apple and the Mountain in 2015. He also published pamphlets with Rack and Oystercatcher. His critical writings included The Ekphrastic Encounter in Contemporary British Poetry and Elsewhere (Ashgate, 2012). He published widely on contemporary British and Irish poetry.