It Ain't Over Till It's Over

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For a Christian, life is full of preachers, sermons, and books. Let's
be honest. The fact is that many of them are quite boring. Since I
was a teenager still at school, my father would tell me about one
preacher who was different, one preacher you could listen to who
was not boring, one preacher you could trust with every word
because he was rather "sound." Years later he would become a
good friend, and I would become famous as the man who took
him to see another friend of mine-President Yasser Arafat. It
has been an incredible journey we have taken together over the
years, but it has not finished yet. He may be retired, he may have
left his famous Westminster Chapel, but he has not stopped, and
God has not finished with him yet. As you read this book, you
will see that R. T. Kendall is not retired but re-fired. Re-fired
with the glorious anointing of the Spirit of the living God. As
you study this book, you too will have the opportunity to have
your faith, life, and trust in the Almighty re-fired. This book out
of his many writings is an absolute must. Because "it ain't over
till it's over." -- The Revd Canon Dr. Andrew P. B. White, Vicar Emeritus of Baghdad It Ain't Over Till It's Over exudes profound experience of Christ,
proven spiritual truth, and ever-increasing knowledge of God.
R. T. Kendall gives you all it takes to run humbly, yet confidently
to the finishing line. No one, no matter how young or old, should
be without this book. -- The Revd Colin Dye Senior pastor, Kensington Temple London I was blessed to witness two of God's servants meet for the first
time: baseball great Yogi Berra, and renowned theologian Dr. R. T.
Kendall. From that meeting came the Hall of Famer's endorsement
of It Ain't Over Till It's Over. Not only an apt description
of the Hall of Famer's indomitable spirit, but also of Dr. Kendall's
biblically based explanation of how we all can "finish well," being
admitted to the greatest Hall of Fame there is: heaven. -- James "JB" Brown CBS NFL sportscaster Congratulations to RT on his eightieth birthday. I hope he writes
many more books, but should this be the last, it's a brilliant Last
Will and Testament! -- Lyndon Bowring CARE, London