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In the gripping novel "Changing Lanes" by Kathleen Long, readers are taken on an emotional journey filled with love, loss, and second chances. This heartwarming story explores the power of forgiveness, the resilience of the human spirit, and the importance of following one's heart.
Jan 25, 2020 · This executive summary covers How People Change from chapters 1 to 14. Chapter 1: The Gospel Gap. All Christians should understand the “Then-Now-Then” gospel. “then” of the past: God has forgiven your sins completely. “now” of the present: God gives us the ability to change today.
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May 14, 2013 · Then a funny thing happens. Slowly but surely, Abby begins letting go of her dreams of perfection. As she does, the messy, imperfect life she thought she never wanted starts to feel exactly like the one she needs. Poignant and heartfelt, Changing Lanes celebrates the unexpected joys of everyday life—and the enduring promise of second chances.
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Apr 12, 2002 · Michael Tolkin. "One wrong turn deserves another," say the ads for "Changing Lanes." Yes, both of the movie's dueling hotheads are in the wrong--but they are also both in the right. The story involves two flawed men, both prey to anger, who get involved in a fender-bender that brings out all of their worst qualities. And their best.
Then a funny thing happens. Slowly but surely, Abby begins letting go of her dreams of perfection. As she does, the messy, imperfect life she thought she never wanted starts to feel exactly like the one she needs. Poignant and heartfelt, Changing Lanes celebrates the unexpected joys of everyday life -- and the enduring promise of second chances.
Members of the US Men’s Swim Team fight for both in this sports romance duology following two couples on one medley relay team as they train and compete in the world’s biggest sporting event: the Olympics. To reach the top of the podium, they’ll need to depend on one another and be willing to change lanes—in th…. More.
