Welcome to the Eric Mettaxas show with your host, Eric Mettaxas.

Hey there, folks. Welcome today, I believe it's Friday. If today's friday that means tomorrow's saturday which

also means that tomorrow is the 20th anniversary of 9-11 can it really be 20 years uh 20 years

isn't what it used to be time moves faster evidently than it used to but um if you have to talk

about something depressing and dark, like what happened

20 years ago, it's good to talk to friends that you love. And I just happen to have pulled two of them

off the street. They are my friend's pastor, Ron Lewis, and his wife, Lynette Lewis. I love having you both here thanks for coming in

Thank you and I'm here with you friends you we've been friends for a long at Lynette we've been friends for a long time and then you married this guy and now even we've been friends for a long time and I

when 9-11 happened you and Suzanne and I and our friends had just spent a lot of the summer together.

This is, it's amazing.

It's 20 years ago.

I want to talk about your lives.

I want to talk about 9-11.

But I guess I want to start. You have a book out now. It is called

Miracles in Manhattan. Miracles in Manhattan. Can you tell my audience how to get this

lovely product? Sure. Well, the website is miracles in Manhattan.n.yc.

Dot nyc. Dot nyc. Because if you go to the wrong miracles in Manhattan, it's like a new agey thing. Have you seen that? I have. Yeah, it's like a new age, you woo, woo. Right. And parentheses, new age equals demonic. Not that there's anything wrong with that. We're not judging. Hey, hey whatever but so if they want to find like

god's miracles it's miracles in manhattan dot nyc right okay so what is it yeah so we've compiled

50 incredible stories that of people that we know who claim that they have experienced a miracle

and we know them well enough to know that they

have, they're credible. These are CEOs and, and, and, and, and great people working in

public spaces in the United Nations, people in Manhattan who all claimed that they were destitute,

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