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A review by andeez
Sin Bravely: A Memoir of Spiritual Disobedience by Maggie Rowe
5.0
Maggie Rowe was going to hell.
At least that’s what she told herself. From a young age, Maggie couldn’t tell if she loved God enough to save her soul.
Publisher’s Weekly endorsed, “Rowe’s fantastic book is a born-again version of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” You need no more explanation from me.
Listen to Maggie comically share about her time in a Christian rehab center; a place where some of the therapists were determined to change the person you were born to be. Then pick up her book and read in detail what caused Maggie to Sin Bravely.
At least that’s what she told herself. From a young age, Maggie couldn’t tell if she loved God enough to save her soul.
Publisher’s Weekly endorsed, “Rowe’s fantastic book is a born-again version of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.” You need no more explanation from me.
Listen to Maggie comically share about her time in a Christian rehab center; a place where some of the therapists were determined to change the person you were born to be. Then pick up her book and read in detail what caused Maggie to Sin Bravely.