You Want Me to Do What?

NOW AVAILABLE! Fall 2006 (277 pages)

You Want Me to Do What? is an insightful, laugh-out-loud autobiography by one of America's most motivating speakers. Dee Baxter revisits her Southern-fried country childhood with honesty and humor and recounts the miracles, trials, and triumphs after the Holy Spirit took hold of her life. She is an ordinary woman who dared to say "Yes!" to God's call to teach about Israel and His chosen people.

Here are just a few responses to Dee's book:

Powerful, dynamic, and awesome are just a few of the adjectives that best describe Dee Baxter! She is without question one of the most anointed Bible Teacher's today. Her insightful, passionate, and clear teaching of our Judaic Heritage and roots of our faith is a must for every believer. It is a joy and a privilege to recommend this captivating and exciting book about her personal pilgrimage with God through the intimate working of the Holy Spirit in her life. It will bless and encourage you.              

--- Jim Jackson, President of Christian Believers United (CBU)

In Dee Baxter I see a modern day Lydia and Phoebe, two women honored for their faithful ministry. Overcoming obstacles in her Christian walk, she is a hero of the faith because she remained faithful to the Word of the Lord. This book will encourage you to remain faithful to your calling.                     

--- Dr. Howard Morgan, President of Kingdom Ministries International

God has used Dee Baxter's teaching ministry to open my understanding of the Jewishness of Jesus and the heart of Israel's God. I credit her with putting Israel and the Jewish roots of Christianity squarely on my spiritual radar map. I am blessed to be her friend. She is the most extraordinary "ordinary" person I know.                                                                                                

-- Lynn DeShazo, Worship Leader, Integrity Music Songwriter

Would you like a taste of what this book has to offer? Here's a quick glimpse!

Contents

Chapter One: Grits, Quail and the Holy Ghost