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In 1978, John Kasich embarked on a political journey that would take him from the Ohio State Senate to the highest reaches of government and a run at the White House. Along the way, he became known for his no-nonsense style, his unsinkable work ethic, and his unflagging belief in God. In 1988, Kasich embarked on another, more personal journey--this time in the company of a half-dozen friends and a Methodist minister who banded together to form a Bible study group in Columbus, Ohio. Through their heated, passionate, sometimes irreverent, and always affectionate exchanges, Kasich and his friends worked their way through the tough questions: What is the meaning of life? Who is God? How should we live our lives? Covering such universal themes as vanity, integrity, and ambition, Kasich breathes life and insight into the Bible so that these ancient narratives might resonate for listeners in a more personal way.
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John Kasich was a nine-term Congressman and presidential candidate. Named one of Newsweek's 100 People for the 21st Century, he has been profiled on 60 Minutes and has appeared on virtually every major network and cable news show, including The Today Show. His op-eds have appeared in the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. John's last two books, Stand for Something and Courage Is Contagious, were New York Times bestsellers. Kasich lives in Westerville, Ohio, with his wife, Karen, and their twin daughters, Emma and Reese.
