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Paperback. Etat : Very Good.

paperback. Etat : New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The water is not gone. It is buried deeper than you have ever had to dig before. Before Isaac ever dug a new well, he went back and reopened the ones his father had dug, the ones the Philistines had stopped up with dirt after Abraham died. Some seasons of faith are like that. Keep Digging is written for anyone who has been digging longer than they thought they would have to. Aaron Crowley writes from inside the dry season rather than from the safe side of it. He tells the truth about a business that grew beyond anything he could explain, and about how it ended. About a home he thought was safe, and lost anyway. About adopting a son who arrived with almost nothing he could call his own. About driving strangers around at two in the morning and seeing his own face in the rearview mirror. Built on Genesis 26 and Jacob's well at Sychar, twelve chapters walk from the wells we inherit, through the season when the well runs dry and the false wells we build while we wait, to the final well. Each chapter ends with a prayer and a charge for the road ahead. There are no easy answers here and no pretending that the waiting does not hurt. There is living water that has not gone anywhere, and a shovel put back in your hands. For the tired. For the ones whose ground is hard. For anyone not sure they can dig one more time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The water is not gone. It is buried deeper than you have ever had to dig before. Before Isaac ever dug a new well, he went back and reopened the ones his father had dug, the ones the Philistines had stopped up with dirt after Abraham died. Some seasons of faith are like that. Keep Digging is written for anyone who has been digging longer than they thought they would have to. Aaron Crowley writes from inside the dry season rather than from the safe side of it. He tells the truth about a business that grew beyond anything he could explain, and about how it ended. About a home he thought was safe, and lost anyway. About adopting a son who arrived with almost nothing he could call his own. About driving strangers around at two in the morning and seeing his own face in the rearview mirror. Built on Genesis 26 and Jacob's well at Sychar, twelve chapters walk from the wells we inherit, through the season when the well runs dry and the false wells we build while we wait, to the final well. Each chapter ends with a prayer and a charge for the road ahead. There are no easy answers here and no pretending that the waiting does not hurt. There is living water that has not gone anywhere, and a shovel put back in your hands. For the tired. For the ones whose ground is hard. For anyone not sure they can dig one more time. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…