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I really enjoyed this book that I found cheaply in a Philippine bookstore. I had seen the actor in several Christian movies but was unaware of his secular acting career prior to his conversion. I was encouraged by his bold testimony after his conversion as he left his secular acting career behind realising it was incompatible with his new-found faith. His strong Christian faith now is a testimony in the midst of a Hollywood that isn't the least bit interested in the things of God. It is hard to find Christian's in those circles who are truly trying to live in holiness. Most seem to be walking danger lines in a desperate attempt to hold on to their fame and fortune. Cameron isn't doing this and I'm sure has faced ridicule due to the stance he has taken in accordance with the Bible.

A example of Jesus' instruction to count the cost and to give up our worldly lives when we decide to follow him. Recommended for Christian's in positions of responsibility debating whether to "go public" with their faith. There is really only one option.

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An interesting story, though the telling of it is a little inconsistent. I thought the focus was a little heavy on the early years. I was rather interested in seeing how Kirk's conversion affected his life, but the book almost takes his coming to faith as the end instead of a new beginning. There is still quite a bit of book left after the conversion, but it is the lesser part. Still a decent read. ( )

Sitcom child actor grows up and tells about his life in the business. I did watch Growing Pains when I was growing up, and later the Left Behind movies. It is always interesting to me to hear the background, in between stuff, especially when it comes from the horse’s mouth. I know it sounds corny, but this book did make me laugh, and cry. There were many bits I read to my husband when I was reading through the book, that made us go hunh, or even laugh. And telling my mom the story of Camp Firefly I found my self so touched, I ended up crying. I will say it was very thick with the ‘religious stuff’ at the end. Although he was being very honest about his life and his views, I could see how this could be very off putting. All around an entertaining read I could pick up and put down as time allowed. =D ( )

Good story, horrible composition