Hollywood actress pleads with God to show he’s real — and gets a shocking response

By Billy Hallowell (Pureflix), Pureflix.com Friday, November 23, 2018

I’m about to take a big step to help myself To save my life. I’m sure u will hear about it. I feel like I’m not done. I have another run of laughing w u all. I want to thank u fans the way u thank me. U have saved my life. U are special to me. Wish me luck
— Artie Lange (@artiequitter) November 6, 2018

Actress Andrea Logan White | Screenshot: Pure Flix

“Malibu Dan the Family Man” stars Andrea Logan White and Kelly Stables recently revealed some behind-the-scenes details about their popular sitcom. White, who plays Holidae Sinclair, and Stables, who portrays Kate Marshall, dove deep into their favorite bloopers, memorable moments and more.

In addition to recollecting these fun-filled sentiments, White also struck a serious tone, sharing the fascinating details behind her incredible faith journey.

“I think God is always pursuing us,” she said. “It’s up to us to really wake up and see the signs.”

White proceeded to share specific details about the miraculous moment that forever changed her life. It all unfolded one day when she was around 22 years old and was having a hard time finding consistent acting work.

Watch the “Malibu Dan”star tell “Pure Talk” about her stunning faith journey:

In addition to struggling to pay her rent, she was partying and looking for validation in all the wrong places.

“I was doing everything to try to do what it is to make one happy in the world’s eyes,” White said.

She was “at the end” of herself and was questioning her purpose when something truly surprising happened.

White was at a stoplight on Sunset Boulevard when she cried out to God with a simple request: “God, if you’re real I need you to show me who you are, because I don’t know why I’m here and I don’t want to live anymore.”

It was at that moment that a man in the car next to her beeped his horn and pointed to his radio, which was tuned to a Christian station. Then, he waved and drove away; White noticed that he had a bumper sticker on his car that read “Jesus loves me.”

But that wasn’t the only notable moment. When White tuned into the station the man had pointed out she was shocked by what she heard.

“It was a pastor repeating the exact words that I had just cried out to God,” she said, noting that the stunning moment changed her perspective. “God knew that he had to give me a blatant miraculous sign to say, ‘Your time on this Earth is not done yet.’”

And that sign resonated. White soon started attending church again and began to build a strong faith. Now, she’s inspiring the masses through shows like “Malibu Dan.”

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Billy Hallowell, author of "The Armageddon Code," has contributed to TheBlaze, the Washington Post, Human Events, the Daily Caller, Mediaite, and the Huffington Post, among other news sites. Through journalism, media, public speaking appearances, and the blogosphere, Hallowell has worked as a journalist and commentator for more than a decade.