I Choose Peace is an intriguing read, and its storytelling approach could hold particular appeal to many nominal Christians and seekers. While its celebrity-centric approach may turn some readers off, the rawness of the stories and the insights speckled throughout help make this book more than a splash of stardom.
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(Book Review) At Peace in the Storm
February 23, 2015 
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Despite walking a road frequently traveled in Christian literature, Ken Gire evinces a warmth and sincere compassion. In each chapter he analyzes one source through which God communicates His peace to His children during storms of life.
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