Let's talk love stories!

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Let's talk love stories. Watch my video above.

Have you read this one? The Bible. The thread from page one is that God loves you so much that He sent Jesus, fully God and fully man, to suffer and die for you.


Nothing you have done is too great to be covered by His death. You can live in the freedom he offers now. I would love to share more. You can find the basics on my gospel page at KimGriffin.org. Every novel I write points to these truths and shows people learning how Christ meets them in their brokenness.


If you aren't already a Christian, I hope you will look closely at Him. You can get a free gospel of John study and read about how to become a Christian here.


John 3:16 ESV - "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life."


You can find all of my books (both Christian fiction with romance and devotionals) here.


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