Radical Redemption
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"I could have been dead so many times. I always spent more money than I had, I was always in over my head, and I was always involved in too many things at one time...Everything I did was with me in mind." - Manny Mill
Descending into a life of debauchery, Manny Mill found himself teetering on the edge of personal and financial disaster.
In this candid and vividly personal book, Manny tells how His pursuit of pleasure led him to the depths of human despair. A declared fugitive of the law, he was running from the FBI when he ran into Christ and a life of radical redemption. Manny's experiences will thrill you. His faith will inspire you. And his words will challenge you to think about your life, your relationship with the God of the universe and your need for a radical redemption.
The life and ministry of Manny Mill is another evidence that a reformed vision of God's sovereign grace ignites radical, risk-taking ministries of mercy, not passive fatalism. May his story set ten thousand captives free - including those who have never been in prison. John Piper, Pastor of Bethlehem Baptist Church
At some point everyone is in a type of prison - Manny's journey shows the only way to true freedom. You'll be inspired by his incredible passion, unusual manner and thrilling life story! Burl Cain, Warden of Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola
Manny's life is a great example of God's redeeming grace. His spirit and enthusiasm for serving the Lord he loves is contagious. We would all do well to catch some of it. C. William Pollard, Chairman Emeritus of The ServiceMaster Company
Radical Redemption is a compelling account of Manny Mill's incredible transformation. It has been our family's adventure to witness up-close Manny's new life in Christ. Norma C. Wessner, wife of the late Dr. Kenneth T. Wessner
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JUDE SKALLERUP was Program Director for Koinonia House National Ministries, Inc. Her story was told on Unshackled the radio ministry of Pacific Garden Mission, broadcast over 1,500 stations in 147 countries. She resides in Wheaton with her husband, Bob, son James, and Papa Jim Skallerup.