Samuel Rodriguez to Release New Book and Television Series "Messy Miracles"

Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference and #1 Los Angeles Times bestselling author, announces that his newest book, Messy Miracles (Chosen Books), and an accompanying television series will release in Spring 2023.
Inspired by a sermon Rev. Rodriguez has shared around the world for nearly 20 years, Messy Miracles will tell the story of how God makes miracles out of our messes.
The message of the book and the accompanying television series is an open letter to Christians, delivered directly from the heart of Rev. Samuel Rodriguez.
"I long for the body of Christ to engage with God humbly and honestly, remembering that God knows their mess and loves them in the middle of it," said Rev. Samuel Rodriguez.
In Messy Miracles, Rodriguez examines some of the messiest, most complicated situations in Scripture and how God intervened in miraculous ways because each chapter of life is filled with God's unconditional love.
Rodriguez is the president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, executive producer of "Breakthrough" with 20th Century Fox and a bestselling author. CNN and FOX News have called him "the leader of the Hispanic Evangelical movement" and TIME magazine nominated him among the 100 most influential leaders in America. His newest book Messy Miracles (Chosen Books) will be released in Spring 2023.
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