Godsend
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When a man wakes up under a bridge to discover he no longer knows who he is or how he got there, his life brutally unfolds as a homeless person. Enduring the scorn of random people, the elements, and coping with a terrible head injury, he finds hope in the unlikeliest of friends: a dog and a pastor. Together, they explore kindness, compassion, and what it means to live--and to become a Godsend to others.
John Doe’s Prayer:
A dog brought me to this sanctuary. He saved my life… He saved me from taking my life!
God, why have you allowed me to be injured so severely that I no longer remember my name or who I used to be?
The pastor asked me if I was Saved… He wanted to know if I had invited Jesus Christ into my heart, so I could be Born Again… But I didn’t know how to answer him.
The pastor wanted so desperately to believe that I could feel Jesus Christ in my heart, even if I couldn’t remember anything from my past... God, I can’t even remember praying to you!
But I’m praying to you now! I’m praying you make your presence known to me!
If you’re lurking in the depths of my heart, reveal yourself to me now! Reveal yourself to me so that I can march up to that pastor and say with confidence, “I am Born Again… and Jesus Christ has led me to salvation and has forgiven all my sins!”
Tell me now God… Tell me you are with me… Tell me that you guide me… Tell me that YOU LOVE ME!
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After an unillustrious print journalism career in southwestern Pennsylvania, Rich Bottles Jr. moved to West Virginia at the age of 32 to pursue a career in technical writing.
He spends his free time visiting and hiking at the many state parks in the Mountain State, which is also where he develops the concepts for his novels.
His book, Godsend, was adapted into a feature film by Burning Bulb Productions and his screenplay for Strange Friends was used for the motion picture counterpart by the same name. Rich has also written a Strange Friends sequel, Pent Up, published by Burning Bulb Publishing.
