Christian Large Print Originals: Dug Down Deep : Unearthing What I Believe and Why It Matters (Paperback)

from TABrowne

This is a book that has two primary audiences: the new Christian and the struggling Christian. It is a great introduction to basic doctrine written in familiar language and with an encouraging tone. I find this unusual as so many Christian books tend to make you feel like there is no way you'll e...

from HowHop

In Dug Down Deep, author Joshua Harris confronts the popular antipathy of modern Christians to words like "theology" and "doctrine" by relating how his own life was transformed by the essential truths presented in the Holy Scriptures. From the parable of the two builders in Luke 6:46-49, Harris c...

from moses917

Well just finished picking up and reading Joshua Harris's newest book "Dug Down Deep: Unearthing What I Believe and Why It Matters". It was a delightful and heart-felt book to read. The book is like an introduction to theology for the young in the faith or a layperson. Especially for the one that...

from DianeRupp

In Dug Down Deep, Joshua Harris points out that we all do "theology". We all have a concept of who God is even if we believe that there is no God. He then covers several areas of doctrine, or truths we should build our lives on, such as God, the church, salvation, the Holy Spirit, and Scripture a...

from quaintlittlehead

John Calvin. C. S. Lewis. John Piper. J. I. Packer. R. C. Sproul. John R. W. Stott. If any of these names are familiar friends on your reading list, then your best bet is likely to just keep on with your current reading list. If not, you might take a look at Harris' book. My first impression from...