Argumentative Essay On Chip And Dish

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Chip and Joanna Gaines are known for their role on "Fixer Upper," which is a show that comes on HGTV. This is a show about families who get to move into their dream home. Chip and Joanna find run-down homes and turn them into dream homes. The couple also shares their faith in God on their show.

Joanna recently talked about how the work she and her husband do on the show illustrates how God works. God can take something that is worn down and turn it into something that is brand new. She also talked about how God spoke to her and told her that she was going to have her own platform one day. Joanna and Chip have not only benefited their careers by following God's plan, but they have also been presented with numerous opportunities to share their

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