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"Love, Grandpa," my latest book, is on sale now.
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"Love, Grandpa" is a memoir and a Christian non-fiction account of what happened when I reached death's door in April 2017.
Find out what an award-winning investigative reporter of more than 3,000 news stories writes when confronted with what appeared to be my final assignment -- heavenly messages prompting this book.
After years of digging for dirt and finding the worst in people, I learned to see the world differently when I became a bishop for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Soon, I was surrounded by faithful and extraordinary members who turned life's tests into testimony, including my own daughter who lost her son 40 days after birth.
I sought to change the world. Instead, this wonderful world changed me. My life transformed from demolition to construction.
The book offers faith, hope, and humor for my granddaughter, but I hope you also benefit by seeing a troubled and contentious world differently.
What if you were certain about life after this one? Would you seek a more meaningful life?
(Please sign up for future emails of upcoming interviews and news and also see the blogs on this site for bonus information.)
Click the photo to learn more about buying the ebook, paperback, or my previous non-fiction book about the 1929 Chicago Cubs.
"Love, Grandpa" is a memoir and a Christian non-fiction account of what happened when I reached death's door in April 2017.
Find out what an award-winning investigative reporter of more than 3,000 news stories writes when confronted with what appeared to be my final assignment -- heavenly messages prompting this book.
After years of digging for dirt and finding the worst in people, I learned to see the world differently when I became a bishop for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Soon, I was surrounded by faithful and extraordinary members who turned life's tests into testimony, including my own daughter who lost her son 40 days after birth.
I sought to change the world. Instead, this wonderful world changed me. My life transformed from demolition to construction.
The book offers faith, hope, and humor for my granddaughter, but I hope you also benefit by seeing a troubled and contentious world differently.
What if you were certain about life after this one? Would you seek a more meaningful life?
(Please sign up for future emails of upcoming interviews and news and also see the blogs on this site for bonus information.)