Dug down deep : unearthing what I believe and why it matters /
Joshua Harris.
- 1st edition.
- Colorado Springs, Colo. : Multnomah Books, 2010.
- x, 241 pages ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
My Rumspringa -- "We're all theologians : the question is whether what we know about God is true" -- In which I learn to dig -- "Underneath was a deeper question : what would I build my life on?" -- Near but not in my pocket -- "God is utterly different from me and that is utterly wonderful" -- Ripping, burning, eating -- "When we read the Bible, it opens us up, it reads us" -- God with a bellybutton -- "Jesus is unique and He came to accomplish something that no one else could" -- A way to be good again -- "For too long the news that Jesus died for my sins had no real meaning" -- How Jesus saved gregg -- "How does redemption accomplished outside Jerusalem give life to a young man on a California beach?" -- Changed, changing, to be changed -- "Sanctification is work but it's good work : the privilege of the redeemed" -- I believe in the Holy Spirit -- "I longed to know that God was present, that I was doing more than singing songs to the ceiling" -- The invisible made visible -- "God's plan has always been a group plan : He reveals himself through His people" -- Humble orthodoxy -- "Here's what deflates my arrogance faster than anything : trying to live the truth I have".