Can your past shape your story without determining your future?

Charleston author Corey L. Hamilton joins Adrienne Barker, MAS, to share the deeply personal message behind his faith-centered book, Dirty Hands, But a Clean Heart. Corey explains why mistakes, painful experiences, and difficult choices do not have to become a life sentence.

In this honest conversation, Corey discusses forgiveness, redemption, personal responsibility, and learning to view pain as a teacher. He also reveals how his book is growing into a larger mission focused on hope, healing, service, and awareness surrounding mental health, diabetes, and cancer.

Corey’s message is simple but powerful: We have all had “dirty hands” in one way or another, but we can still choose growth, protect the goodness in our hearts, and use what we have survived to help someone else.

In this episode:

• Why Corey wrote Dirty Hands, But a Clean Heart
• What “dirty hands” truly represent
• How pain can become either a lesson or a blessing
• Why forgiving yourself can be as important as forgiving others
• The role faith played in Corey’s personal transformation
• Why mistakes should not become a self-imposed life sentence
• How encouragement, compassion, and service can change lives
• Corey’s vision for taking his message beyond the book

One of Corey’s strongest reminders is one many people need to hear:

“Don’t give yourself a life sentence.”

Read the original press release: https://www.einpresswire.com/article/941762589/charleston-author-corey-l-hamilton-expands-faith-centered-message-of-redemption-through-dirty-hands-but-a-clean-heart

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