David Coats

Soul Purity

Soul Purity

We are thankful to God for the relaunch of my purity workbook. Previously entitled Building A Pure Life, the new look and the newly updated workbook is entitled Soul Purity. This workbook was first published in 2013 and was ranked as one of the top biblical counseling books of the year.

In the coming weeks, I hope to highlight portions of the workbook for you so that you can sense why this resource is so critical and so helpful to the 21st century Christian. In some ways, this workbook is a needed help for every Christian. We are all in a battle for a pure soul in a sensually drenched world. Soul Purity is based on the concept that we need daily drenching in the soul-cleansing goodness and greatness of our God.   Soul Purity

I am indebted to Jim Holmes from greatwriting.org for his encouragement and his enthusiastic help in the process of the relaunch and update of this workbook. See Jim’s work at  http://www.greatwriting.org/  Soul Purity has been well-received and used by people in churches and counseling centers for the rebuilding of the inner man towards God.  We hope to use the principles of Soul Purity in some one-day or two-day conferences in 2016. If you know of a church that would like to host one of these conferences, please contact Dave.

Please keep watching here and on Facebook for coming developments as far as availability and purchasing the workbook. Soul Purity is on Amazon; and it will also be available in certain quantities for a lower price through me or Jim. The best link for multiple copies is  http://cheaperindozens.com  where you can buy several copies at a lower price for your small group or for your resource center.

Recently I received these words that I will paraphrase from a friend: It would have been a summer several years ago that I had the opportunity to meet with you weekly to work through your purity study. I was struggling with pornography and needed to find a way to focus on God again. I remember getting a new view of my sin, a new view of God, and a godly sorrow over my idolatry. I have read back through the study several times and want to use it with some friends that have similar struggles. On behalf of my family and kids, I want to thank you for this study. 

 

 

 

 

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