Call It Incredible: The Ron & Susanne Cox Story

by Mark Nichols Sims

The "incredible" true story of God's plan unfolding in the lives of two people who, though on opposite sides of the world, are brought together for a powerful purpose.

303 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

Reviews

[Miah · Rating 5 out of 5]

i had the pleasure of not only hearing this couple speak at my church a few months ago but having them pray over me a handful of times through the weekend. ron & susanne cox are truly so genuine and so inspiring. their book is a sweet look into how amazing the Holy Spirit is & His perfect plan for our lives. loved getting to hear their testimonies & read them too! absolutely incredible ;)

[Debbie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Call it incredible, the story of Ron and Susanne Cox of Alabaster Alabama.
⁃ the book contains a little bit of hero worship
⁃ written by an author with a sweet spirit
⁃ contains magnificent testimonies
⁃ “Guts and glory” demonstrated in everyday life
⁃ one star was subtracted as I found myself skipping portions of dialogue and memories that did not add to the story line
- Incredible moments shared including:
- “… I will make up the difference” pg45
- Pg 99 Dealing with Jesus people with grace and liberty
- Marital love defined - pg 198
- Pg 206 - a description of the commitment of marriage
- Pg 209 - tears came to my eyes as Glenda passed away, healed now in the presence of her Lord
- Whether married or single, a call to live in an attitude of repentance
- Pg 227 - “fellowship is the glue that holds friendships together”
- Thrilled to read the spectacular miracles Susanne saw - including a thwarted kidnapping in India- pg 278

All together I am glad I picked the book up. It’s a fast read. It would be sure to be an interest to those who enjoy testimonies of Pentecostals/Christian faith, Christians looking to rekindle their own faith, curious nonChristians who want to know what being a Christian or a Pentecostal is all about and those needing an insight into living with Huntington’s Disease or who fulfill a role as caregiver to a spouse with a disabling disease.

Thank you Mark Sims for this labor of love.

[Darralyn Briskey · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book. Easy to read, interesting and in many things - relatable.
It's great to see how God works behind the scenes and things come together - long before it's on our hearts & minds. To see the power of prayer, discipleship, faith and love in real peoples lives.
Definitely a must read.