He actually jumps from building to building for fun. There are many exciting stories you haven’t heard beforeâ€”from near death experiences, to what certain celebrities believe, to a guy who is a building jumper.

Doesn’t evolution disprove the existence of God?Īll of this information is laid out in a reader-friendly style, just as in my first book,Â One Thing You Can’t do In Heaven.

So many lost people I’ve talked to want to know, “Is this all a blind faith issue, or can it be a legitimate, calculated leap of faith?” This book provides answers to that question as well as to the following: People have asked me, since I talk to a lot of people and do a lot of witnessing, would I create a book based on my conversations with lost people, specifically geared toward those who are seeking and searchingâ€”a book that would anticipate their questions and speak to their objections.Â One Heartbeat AwayÂ is exactly that. If you don’t know how to burn copies of this MP3 to CDs, ask your kids or grand kids–they will probably be able to do that for you!) (If your CD device does not say “MP3,” then this disc will not play on it.) However, if your computer can write CDs, you can use it to create your own audio CDs for your car or portable CD player. Note that it will not play in a regular CD player or in older car stereos, so be sure you have MP3 capability.

IMPORTANT! Available only in MP3 format, this disc will play in your computer’s CD or DVD player, in newer car stereos, and can be uploaded to your iPod or other portable MP3 players. Read by the author, this MP3 disc is also a great gift for non-believers who may not sit down and read the book, but need to hear this information. With this in mind, we’ve created an MP3 Audiobook version of One Heartbeat Away, so you can listen and be inspired whenever you have time and wherever you are. Many people don’t have time to sit down and read a book, but do have plenty of time to listen to an audio recording while driving, exercising, doing housework, or during other activities.

One heartbeat away by mark cahill