My Book “How to Grow” Is Now Available

Today marks the release of my book How to Grow: Applying the Gospel to ALL of Life.

I began writing this book to unpack a theologically rich and yet intensely practical approach to spiritual growth. I wanted to provide a resource for people who want to grow in every area of life, but feel stuck, or at least that they could be farther along than they are.

My goal: to help people understand how to grow so that they can enjoy God more and make an eternal difference in the lives of others.

This book will help you:

• Understand how the gospel applies to all of life
• Recover the joy of spiritual growth
• Take simple, achievable steps that lead to lasting growth
• Strengthen your relationship with God
• Make an eternal difference in the lives of others

It’s designed for individuals, but includes questions for small groups. I’ve also prepared some resources for pastors.

If you’re interested, please check out the book page or download a couple of sample chapters. You can buy the book at all the major booksellers. If you enjoy the book, please share on your blog or social media, and leave a review.

Endorsements

Discipleship is a key but often neglected part of Christian life and ministry. Without intentionality, it simply won’t happen. I’m encouraged to see Darryl exploring this important topic, and pray that this book will be a blessing to the church.
Tim Challies
Author of Do More Better; blogger at challies.com

I’ve become such an admirer of Darryl Dash in the several years I’ve known him, and I’m grateful to see his pastoral and practical wisdom poured into these pages. Without a doubt, people will read How to Grow and discover habits to help them grow in Christ. This will now be the first book I turn to in my own discipleship relationships.
Jen Pollock Michel
Author of Teach Us to Want and Keeping Place

Deeply simple. Profoundly accessible. Generously gracious. Here are three phrases that describe How to Grow. In his book, Darryl outlines a refreshing approach to an ancient practice—spiritual growth. So don’t miss this and don’t read it too fast either—take it one step at a time.
Daniel Im
Author of No Silver Bullets; coauthor of Planting Missional Churches; director of church multiplication at NewChurches.com; podcaster and teaching pastor

More at DashHouse.com/grow