I'll Run With You - How God's Grace Is Sufficient When Our Strength Is Not

William Boyd Chisum

Summary

The Grammy-nominated musician and author of Chasing the Wind continues the joyous story of his life and the faith that has lifted him up along the way.   With frankness and an unwavering trust in God, William Chisum faces not only his own surgery, but his only son’s as well. Their story unfolds as they are enlightened and ignited and beat the physical odds, continuing their mission to share Christ’s love with their God-given musical abilities.   Chisum continues his journey ministering through song and testimony to those afflicted with physical hardships and mental anguish, helping them to continue on their path to a new and better life. With one song, Chisum captures the past and the future, in essence telling the grace-filled story of his own life.  I’ll Run With You will give you the strength to put one foot in front of the other, no matter how many obstacles stand in your way. It will leave you joyously anticipating your greatest victory; the run that begins at Heaven’s gate and ends at the feet of the Father.

Available since: 08/01/2011.

Print length: 146 pages.

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