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What pioneer missionary Hudson Taylor referred to as "the Exchanged Life" is vitally important, but it is relatively rare for pulpits to declare the “rest of the gospel” (Gal. 2:20; Heb. 4:9,10). Preaching the message of union with Christ has been the exception, rather than the rule. And even when the Exchanged Life is heralded from the pulpit it may not be communicated in the church’s discipleship or counseling ministries.<br/><br/>Readers may be familiar with influential deeper life books such as The Normal Christian Life (Watchman Nee), The Saving Life of Christ (Ian Thomas), Abide in Christ (Andrew Murray), Life on the Highest Plane (Ruth Paxson) and Principles of Spiritual Growth (Miles Stanford). Such classics help us discover often overlooked truths of identification with Christ. However, we are exhorted to count this message to be personally true (Romans 6:10,11). In other words, revelation should lead to appropriation. That is the goal of this book.