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His Victorious Indwelling

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There is something very special about reading dead Christian authors!

I have used devotionals regularly for 20+ years but have yet found one that compares to this GEM. Its single focus on the indwelling spirit of Christ has helped me stay focused on the main theme of my Christian walk - Jesus Christ - his incredible sacrifice for me and his spirit within me. I have grown closer to Him through this book. It's often hard to believe scripture's beautiful promises are truly ours as believers, but this book is a refreshing daily reminder. That is all that one hopes for in a devotional.

And a perk - the contributions are great quotes for sharing with others in talks/sermons or in individual time with others. I highly recommend every page of this devotional. None compare to its richness and depth.

After three decades of devotional reading, I found 72 of my favorite authors in this gem of a devotional book, plus dozens of others, particularly out of the Brethren tradition. It could certainly be argued that Christian thought today is "a mile wide and an inch deep," but this book goes blessedly deeper than much of today's "devotional writing." Sincere thanks to Mr. Harrison and to Zondervan! (...)

What a wonderful and special devotion. This is from some of the most respected Christian man and woman I have read. A wealth of knowledge in daily bites. Such an drink of cool water to my soul.

I Collect daily devotionals and have several that are my favorite....and this is one of them. Many times when I was dry and could not feel the Lord's presence I have turned to this devotional and found life! July 19th was a ready made sermon. It ministered to me so much and took me from the "depths of despair" back into joyfully trusting my Lord. I would reccommend this only to anyone who hungers for more of Jesus!

could you please correct a typo I overlooked in my review of HIS VICTORIOUS INDWELLING. "Mr. Harrsion" should be "Mr. Harrison." Thanks, kp