And One to Grow on

Curt Dodd's 155-page Christian self-help title from Accent Publications takes its cue from the familiar American toast and applies it to the slow, steady work of spiritual growth. Dodd was a pastor who went on to found the Higher Aim ministry, and his other titles — including 'Running on Empty in the Fast Lane' and 'Hearts on Fire' — show a consistent concern for believers who feel spiritually depleted. The short length suits devotional use, and the faith perspective is warm and grounded. The honest caveat here is transparency: detailed chapter content isn't well documented in any available source, so this review rests on publisher catalog context rather than a full reading. Christians open to a concise discipleship boost should find it worthwhile; others may want more before committing.