Corvette Dumpster de Ken Larson

Corvette Dumpster

Ken Larson

I think the diagnoses of schizophrenia would have been just what I was looking for my whole life. I had all the symptoms and more; and I thought they had finally figured out what was wrong with me. Then they found out I was a chronic meth user and all bets were off. Alcohol was making me famous for all the wrong reasons. My mother was my higher power and the answer to all my problems until someone not only shared with me, but, showed me who Jesus Christ is. Being a non-believer, I'll never forget the first time I heard these words. "Do you know that God loves you, and that He desires a relationship with you? Porn addiction, domestic violence, prison, homelessness, hopelessness, and constant dead-ends. Then, recovery, redemption, hope, truth, love, and forgiveness. It's all in here. I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did writing it. Thousands of others have been amazed.

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Violence in the home is one of the most damaging and widespread of social problems. It is an issue that cuts across racial, ethnic, gender, and age boundaries. This important book reviews the life of a young boy that grows up watching the abuse and also becomes an alcoholic full of rage like his dad and repeats the abuse. He has a Mother that almost loved him to death and enabled him till she died. This raw, personal, easy to read life story deals with a number of issues that totally stole his soul and left him full of shame, hate, and homeless a number of times throughout his life, addicted to meth and porn. Homeless. No other word better describes our modern-day suffering. It reveals one of our deepest and most painful conditions-not having a sense of belonging. Believing in miracles and the fact that there is a loving God who loves him is the pinnacle of this whole book. Finding out what it means to be connected to God through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, the earth, and each other. A journey to a place where there is love, peace, recovery, and people. All people that have made bad choices in life deserve respect and dignity. This is his motto with a bag of socks at his side. People should feel more alive after they meet you. That's who he is today.