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How can someone get past a raw injustice that has been dealt to them—such as rape—and be able to forgive? This is the compelling message found in From Rape to Righteousness. Charlie and Susie Coker reveal their painful past in this very transparent story, and challenge every Christian to clean their own house, and then do the same in the church body as a whole.Forgiveness is the hinge point of our relationship with Jesus, so we need to be actively pursuing forgiveness in every relationship in our lives—past and present. Only by doing this can we truly find freedom and walk in the righteousness of God—only then will the church truly reflect Jesus to an angry and hurting world.

On the heels of being treated like an orphan by men of God whom he trusted-even his own father-Charlie Coker went into a vision that would change his life forever. In the vision he saw a gym full of boxers in training, sparring together and using various equipment to get ready to fight. On one wall was a poster of an upcoming bout that read "Church Fathers vs. Kingdom Sons."This vision became the catalyst for Charlie's journey out of orphanhood to learning about the fatherhood of God and his own role in bringing healing and deliverance to the fatherless. Follow Charlie as he discovers an inheritance worth fighting for.About the Author:Charlie's perspective and pursuit of the kingdom of God started in 1993 when King Jesus came to personally visit him, which gave him a unique insight into how the kingdom of God functions. Charlie and his wife, Susie, are founders of Identity Church in Deltona, Florida, and have been in the lighting business for over forty years, and also travel as itinerate ministers, releasing the light of the Father's glory. They have a unique ability to share the love of God and His healing power because they have walked through the restoration of a broken marriage and broken lives. Charlie and Suzie have been married for thirty-nine years and have two sons, Jason and Bryan, and five grandchildren.