Sting Moment of Truth

Pages: 128
Published: 2004
Language: English

Wrestling superstar Steve Borden, known as Sting, lived a double life: a celebrated career on stage and a crumbling marriage at home, fueled by a radical lifestyle and prescription drug addiction. His confession to his wife marked the start of a spiritual battle, bringing the proud champion to his knees. This memoir recounts Sting's journey from fame and personal crisis to finding faith in Christ, restoring his marriage, and becoming a new man.

Prose complexity: 4/10

Hopeful Inspiring Emotional Reflective

Redemption Arc Second Chance

Biography & Memoir Christianity Religion

Authors

George W. King

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Steve Borden

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Sting (Wrestler)

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