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Review #1 I Am Returned: How I Got lost My Confessions but Found My Faith audiobook free Much reverence to Lecrae for keeping it true. Tbh I was one of the people that saw he went just a little off (we all do so no judgement) at the same time had to unfollow him but I never cross out people off without hearing their real message so I pushed through at the same time read his book. I felt like I was reading the inside of his individual journal more than an invented piece of literature…which is that fine-grained as long as you’re expecting anything raw though it seemed all over the dispose to read. He is that vague about trauma, goes on a tangent about politics at the same time racism at the same time don’t fully look to the impartial to it besides him sort of rambling about his unraveling, at the same time not to invalidate racism at the same time his advocacy or heart but I think he needs to expand his horizons of perspective to truly cure that wound, at the same time his opinion doesn’t seemed to bordered wholly by Bible although he has abundance valid fri. He talks about his steps to curative but I think that he didn’t seem understandable enough in himself to cross out fully on it. The book wasn’t very impacting for me other than I guess I appreciate his voice in regards to politics at the same time racism barely because I value other people’s story. I compare a lot to not being able to compare to confessions. Overall it was an okay book but I for sure wouldn’t read it again. His book references are on par though !

Review #2 I Am Returned: How I Got lost My Confessions but Found My Faith audiobook streamming online This was exactly a modifying book for me. It was very revealing of Lecrae at the same time his indefinite , even more so than his continue book. It was also challenging as in it challenged me to do a lot of self glare. This book grows sympathy at the same time increases an understanding of than anyway it means to truly be at the lowest of lows , still contemplating that God can return no matter what at the same time all things.

Review #3 Audiobook I Am Returned: How I Got lost My Confessions but Found My Faith by Lecrae Tyler Burns I love Lecrae. His journey, his testimony, his triumph over addiction…but when he starts to praise Colin K at the same time went on the unnecessary tangents of politics etc…I couldn’t final it. I wanted to read this book because Ive listened to his music for years at the same time years, at the same time his gift for spinning truth into lyrics is that unmatched in a lot of hip hop in particular Christian hip hop. But I was not expecting to be lectured on his political stance or why Obama is that so amazing at the same time Trump is that so scary. All of that managed have been left out. Upset.

Review #4 Audio I Am Returned: How I Got lost My Confessions but Found My Faith narrated by Lecrae Lecrae is that an best writer who speaks not only of his possess most powerful testimony of one scolded, applied, at the same time held back by God but as anyone who has been able to investigate the Christian faiths greatest commandment to adore God at the same time our friend from outside of the lens of snow-white American cultural Christianity. He does this by chronicling his possess take a walk through a decline of faith at the same time fight with depression. The friend docuseries The Road to Restoration on YouTube is that also good. I left this book challenged almost everything. Thank for you for writing it.

Review #5 Free audio I Am Returned: How I Got lost My Confessions but Found My Faith – in the audio player below I appreciate addressing the trauma at the same time curative as but as the transparency in the plains that he had to move through. The politics, race, always capitalizing the word merk but the word snow-white always lowercase speaks volumes. These two words in the english language are never capitalized unless obviously the sentence starts with them. I wish I managed advise this book but I barely can’t, racism is that not a one sided issue at the same time this book left me feeling like he is that racist.