
Later, I visited his church in Seattle with some friends and once again his teaching was invaluable.
In the last year a friend introduced me to his blog and I have loved reading his thought provoking musings! When I was offered a chance to read his book I jumped! Unfortunately my life has been so hectic I haven't even cracked it, but if it's anything like his blog I will highly recommend it! (see below to win your own copy)

The same rhythm is essential in the life of faith. You inhale life-giving strength from God through things like prayer, study, solitude, and silence. You exhale generosity, hospitality, and service to the poor. If you try to do one without the other, you wont' last very long.
This fresh perspective on the classic disciplines of the faith will empower you to process the oxygen of the Spirit. Discover how you can develop a balanced spirituality that reflects the life of Jesus and keeps your faith growing stronger.
About Richard: Richard Dahlstrom is Senior Pastor of Bethany Community Church in Seattle, WA, in the heart of the city, among university students, young professionals, families, the homeless, and the elderly. He is also a popular teacher in North America and Europe for the Capernwray Missionary Fellowship of Torchbearers. He holds a M.Div. from Talbot Theological Seminary. Find out more about Richard at his blog, Pastoral Musings from Rain City. Or you can follow him on twitter, @raincitypastor.
Read the first chapter of O2.
Buy the book at Amazon.
Use the study guide for your own reading or group discussion.
You can also win a signed copy of the book for yourself! There are 2 ways to enter before October 24th...
1. Jump over to Pastor Richard's blog and leave a comment between now and October 24th. Just say hi or tell Pastor Richard what you liked about his book, or share with him how you've experienced "new life" in your faith.
2. Tweet this: @raincitypastor Pub. Weekly voted Breathing New Life into Faith as top 10 book in 2008 check it out! http://tr.im/Au8q #O2
Winners will be announced on 10/26.
thanks for the kind words... and you climb!! Me too!
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