Yep, you read that right: a contest.
How do you enter? It's simple: leave a comment and let us know how Dug Down Deep has impacted you.
The prize: a copy of our next book, Living the Cross Centered Life.
Already have the book? Don't fret. We'll reimburse you for the cost (if you just bought it) or we'll make sure you get a copy of the next book on the list that's not yet in your collection.
The winner will be selected randomly by numbered drawing, which is code for "we'll pick a number out of a hat."
We'll announce the winner on Monday night, and the clock starts... now!
So, go ahead, leave a comment. You might just win a book.
Saturday, March 13, 2010
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I think what hit me most was the chapter on the Holy Spirit. I'm afraid I was someone who did think of the Spirit as more "it" than "he". I don't know that I ever heard much preaching or talking about Him. Oh, yeah, the Holy Spirit works on us, but so does zit cream. *shrug* Since reading/listening to that chapter, I've had this new idea, new respect for and awareness of WHO the Holy Spirit is and gratitude for how HE's worked on my heart. -LP
for me it has stirred up the ambers to want to dig deeper once again. studying is hard work for me but this book has reminded me once again of the great rewards that await me. cealy
I started reading the book just to stay connected with the women of our chuch originally, but very shortly into the book I was engulfed. At first I felt very convicted about how little I know of God and how I seem to go through the motions without actually realizing anything. I'm realizing more and more how small I've made God and how wrong that is. I was brought to tears when reading Josh Harris's dream about the index cards filling the room each with his sins, and then Jesus walking in and signing over Josh's name in blood. This has impacted me more then I think I was prepared for and is giving me the motivation to try harder. I have been laxed with the RMMR and any other reading and Dug Down Deep has giving me the desire to know God better. To understand him (as much as I'm capable anyway), and to obey and FEAR him!!!!!!!!!!
This book is such an easy read and Josh Harris is so easy to relate to and puts my heart at ease that I am not the only person feeling these feelings. I have been so unbelievably blessed by this book and I am looking forward to finishing it and seeing what the next book will bless me with.
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