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by Brian E Beck
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by Holleuffer, P. Browning
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by (Editor: Ned H. Cassem)
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by Don Bousquet
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by John Wesley Howard
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Habitation of Dragons: A Book of Hope About Living as a Christian
by Keith Miller
Product Group: Book
Publisher: Word Books (1970)
ISBN: B0006C5EZ8
Hardcover: 188 pages
SKU: mon0000002157
Condition: Good
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Editorial Reviews
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Product Description
All men at some point in their lives need a special kind of encouragement and direction for dealing with the fears and struggles they face. This forceful devotional leads men toward honest self-examination, challenges them to evaluate their priorities and calls them to a more committed, compassionate, Christ-centered life-style.
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Customer Reviews
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How many Dragons can you fit on the end of a pin-head?
Rating  (5)
Date: 2000-04-06
3 out of 3 customers found this reveiw helpful
Although many authors make poor readers of their own material, this audiotape is a definite exception to the rule. In these very personal and transparent vignettes, Keith Miller reveals the struggles and subtle temptations that beset the "successful" Christian author and lecturer. His honest appraisal of his own failings prompts a more thorough soul-searching of our own "dragons". Frequently, while listening to him describe his struggles with insecurities, anxiety, escapism, pride, self-doubt and ordinary family challenges, I recognized the similarities in my reactions to circumstances. These are tapes you will want to savor...and then return to somewhere down your spiritual walk, to check on your progress. By participating in the heart-felt prayers at the end of each story, it kept the tone positive and hopeful.
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A wonderful reference guide of Christian attitudes!
Rating (5)
Date: 1997-09-23
0 out of 1 customers found this reveiw helpful
I've used this little paperback so many times over the years, the pages are falling apart. Rev. Miller's ability to laugh at his own foibles and change his own attitudes are inspirational for those of us who know we are never going to be perfect, but who would like to keep on trying
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