博客來Are you saved-but still struggling?
Do you believe the Bible, attend church, pray faithfully, and yet feel spiritually stuck, stagnant, or restrained?
Saved but Still Stuck speaks directly to one of the most common but least discussed struggles in modern Christianity: believers who know the truth about God yet struggle to experience freedom, spiritual power, and transformation in everyday life.
This powerful Christian book on spiritual growth exposes why many sincere believers remain trapped in cycles of fear, delay, emotional decision-making, and unrenewed thinking long after salvation. Rather than questioning faith or salvation, Dameyan Cole reveals the hidden internal barriers that quietly undermine obedience, maturity, and Spirit-led living.
Rooted deeply in Scripture and written with clarity, conviction, and pastoral wisdom, this book explores critical topics such as:
Why Christians struggle with spiritual stagnation
The difference between believing truth and living transformed
Fear, obedience, and delayed surrender
Renewing the mind according to biblical principles
Emotional leadership versus Spirit-led discernment
Identity in Christ versus past wounds and old mindsets
Grace that empowers transformation, not passivity
Through biblical narratives, practical insight, and honest spiritual examination, Saved but Still Stuck challenges surface-level Christianity and invites readers into a deeper walk with God marked by courage, obedience, and authentic freedom. This is not a quick-fix devotional or shallow encouragement-it is a discipleship-focused Christian book designed to move believers from survival faith to active, mature, Spirit-filled living.
If you are tired of believing right but living powerless...
If you sense there is more to the Christian life than routine and restraint...
If you are hungry for real spiritual growth, renewal, and transformation...
This book is for you.
You were never meant to believe right and live powerless.
You were never meant to survive when you were called to grow.
You were never meant to stay stuck.
