My Books

Getting to Did

Sam’s World Was Crumbling

Not that his world had ever really been that big or that stable. But it had been his. It had been comfortable. Had been. Now it was collapsing. Have you been there? Are you there? Are you afraid you are going there? Then you know how Sam felt.

Don’t take this crumbling world lying down, pick up this book and learn along with Sam how to piece it back together. In Getting to Did, Edwin Crozier explores very practical ways to live a life without regret. You don’t want to look back on another year saying, “I COULDA done this, BUT…” “I WOULDA done that, BUT…” “I SHOULDA done such and such, BUT…” Learn how to get rid of that big BUT as Sam meets the TRAINER, the PROFESSOR, and the COACH.

Learn lessons like:

You can do ANYTHINGG (yes, with two Gs)
Accept no excuses
Be the best you
Go beyond yourself
Pursue your passion
And much more

Don’t blame recessions. Don’t blame layoffs. Don’t blame your parents. Journey with Sam to a life of personal responsibility. Take ownership of your future. Get rid of your big BUT and get rid of your regrets. Learn how by Getting to Did!

Get to Did! And put your life back together.

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Plugged In: High Voltage Prayer

“Prayer is the beginning of every endeavor in God’s work, the connection that carries us through and the conclusion of every success we have through God’s grace.”

Why pray to the God who knows everything?

How do you pray in faith when you know God may say, “No”?

What does it mean to pray according to God’s will?

How can you pray so that God will grant your request?

Learn the answers to these questions and more in this exciting, fresh look at the spiritual discipline in which we all claim we need to grow. You can experience this book as a daily devotional, a group study or just an enjoyable read.

Whatever you need to help you grow in prayer, this book provides the experience.

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Walks With God

Every day thousands of Christians hit the gym, go for a run, take a swim or practice Pilates. We want to take care of our bodies so they will be around for a while. Regrettably, too many are missing out on the greatest exercise–walking with God. It’s good for the heart, good for the soul and, yes, even good for the body. It is the only exercise with everlasting benefits.

Whether you are already walking with God, just getting started on your exercise regimen or struggling to maintain your workout discipline, Walks with God will help you get on the right track and stay there. No, you won’t lose 20 lbs. in one month. You will, however learn to lay aside life’s burdens so you can endure and enjoy the journey before you.

Walks with God provides you with a month of daily devotionals and weekly group studies. Go through it on our own, with your family, with a small group or with your entire congregation.

Start your Walks with God today.

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Built by the Lord

What are you willing to do to have a stable and functional family? Are you willing to let the Lord build your home? Built by the Lord is great for personal study, family devotionals, small groups studies or congregational focus. Each daily reading is accompanied by a Response, Point to Ponder and a Daily prayer.

In this month long devotional study, you will learn…

…the roles of a God built home

…the goals of a God built home

…the habits of a God build home

…much, much more

Invite the Lord to build your home. Find out more here.

The Gospel of the Kingdom:
Studies in the Sermon on the Mount

Who has not spent time within the Sermon on the Mount? Who has not rejoiced in the promise to “ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and it will be opened to you?”

Who has not quaked at the warning that “many will say to me on that day, ‘Lord, Lord’…then I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you; depart from me you who practice lawlessness’”?

Who has not struggled with the instruction to “not resist an evil person; but whoever slaps you on your right cheek turn the other to him also”?

Who has not been refreshed, challenged and rebuked by Jesus in this sermon?

Yet we keep coming back to it. We are drawn to it, knowing it contains the concentrated essence of what Jesus wants us to be. For whatever reason we come to the sermon, if we study it deeply, we cannot leave unchanged. No wonder Matthew called it “the gospel of the kingdom.

Find out just how shocking and radical Jesus’ sermon was. Then work to apply it radically to your life.

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Give Attention to Reading:
Through the New Testament in Six Months

Work your way through the New Testament with this study guide. Read two chapters of the New Testament each weekday. Record your own notes and observations in the space provided. Answer some very simple questions to help devote your attention to the reading. Work through the thought questions based on II Timothy 3:16-17 to help make your daily study as deep as you want and need it to be. Then go over the weekly discussion questions to review everything you read that week.

Work through it on your own, with a friend, a small group or the entire congregation. However you use this book, it is sure to be a great study experience that helps you hide God’s word in your heart and apply it to your life drawing your closer to God every day.

You can also join in our world wide discussion of each day’s reading at our very own blog for Give Attention to Reading.

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Behind the Preacher’s Door

More and more we hear stories of fallen preachers. I’m not sure there is anything more sad. Financial ruin, moral ruin, family ruin. We can sometimes put on a good show out in public until everything completely falls apart. We don’t need cover ups. What we need is preachers who are willing to take a look at what goes on behind their closed doors and start letting the freeing gospel of Jesus help us as we want it to help others.

“Behind the Preacher’s Door” is a great start to get this done. Edited by Warren Berkley, “Behind the Preacher’s Door” includes chapter written by gospel preachers such as Russ Bowman, Jason Hardin, Ken Weliever, Curtis Pope, David Banning and several others. There are chapters on the preacher and his money, the preacher and pornography, the preacher and his family, the preacher and his friends.

I was privileged to write two chapters for this awesome little book: “The Preacher’s Temptation to Commit Adultery” and “The Preacher’s Toys-Technology’s Impact on His Work.” I’m excited to be part of this watershed book. I hope it will be helpful to young men thinking about preaching and getting started, and also to our older brethren who have fought this fight and need to be uplifted even still.

I want to say thanks to the preachers everywhere who I believe endure the heaviest attacks from our enemy. Satan knows if he can get us, he gets more than just us. He makes Christians look bad, he makes churches look bad, he makes Jesus look bad. We need to step up to the plate, put on our armor, and fight the good fight by our faith in Jesus Christ. I believe this book is a tool to help.

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