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Grammy-nominated, Dove Award-winning recording artist shares the story of his family’s personal tragedy to tell readers, “It’s not over.”

Have you ever noticed life has a way of beating you down? Whether it’s the day-to-day hustle or a tragic incident, it sometimes seems as if there’s a force that wants to take you out of the game. Worship leader Ricardo Sanchez has been there. After writing the song It’s Not Over, he came face-to-face with one of those moments. When a tragic accident left his son’s life hanging in the balance, Ricardo and his wife found the strength and hope to make it through their darkest hour.

If you’ve been asking why bad things happen to good people, if you are in the fight of your life, or your fight seemingly ended in sorrow, you might not see how anything good can come from your situation. But Ricardo’s message to you is echoed in the words of his song, “It’s not over.” God is there and you can trust Him. Ricardo’s powerful true story will inspire and encourage you to trust God and surrender all the pieces to Him, and allow the work of the Holy Spirit to bring supernatural peace to your heart.

Biografía del autor

Ricardo Sanchez is a Grammy-nominated, Dove-Award winning, Atlanta based worship leader and Christian recording artist. He is known nationally and internationally as a singer, notable song writer, conference speaker, and one of the nation’s most preeminent worship leaders. Ricardo served as the worship leader to Pastor Jentezen Franklin for 4+ years prior to launching out full-time with the mission to help churches around the world under the vision of Windows 2 Worship. As a frequent guest at his home church, Free Chapel, Ricardo stays connected and grounded to the local body. Ricardo has recently launched Ricardo Ministries as the practical outlet to meet the physical and spiritual needs of the lost, hurting, and those without hope. Ricardo and his wife Jennette are committed to raising their 3 sons while continuing to partner with the local church.