Nothing Feels Different is here, and I would like you to have a copy
Same room. Same habits. Same struggles. And underneath it all, a quiet question that many believers never say out loud: if I am really new, why is nothing new?
That question is the starting point of Nothing Feels Different, the first book by Premasis Satman, released this month by Proclaim Salvation Today.
Premasis says he has been hearing it for twenty years, from people who were not faking anything. They prayed sincerely. They believed. And then nothing in the mirror or the mood or the morning looked different, and they quietly concluded that either it had not worked or something was wrong with them.
The book argues that neither conclusion is true, and that the problem is one of measurement rather than sincerity. A person is spirit, soul and body. The change described in 2 Corinthians 5:17 happens in the spirit, which is the one part a person cannot feel. So a believer checking their feelings for evidence is checking the part that was never promised to change first.
"Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature." The book treats that verse as a statement of fact rather than a goal to reach.
Across nine short chapters, Nothing Feels Different covers the new creation, how spirit, soul and body relate to each other, what renewing the mind actually involves, why righteousness is received rather than earned, and where faith comes from. It is written in plain English for readers who may have no background in theological study, and it is not another call to try harder.
"I wrote it for anyone who has ever wondered whether getting saved actually changed them," Premasis said.
Getting a copy
The book is free to readers in India. You cover a flat shipping and handling charge of Rs 49, and we post it to you. The print run is limited, so the offer runs until we are out.
Request your copy at https://www.ps.today/en/books/nothing-feels-different
Readers outside India can write to connect@ps.today and we will let you know when a digital edition is available.
Written by
Deepakshi Kolia
Deepakshi Satman is a worship leader, IT professional, and co-founder of Ps.today. Alongside her husband Premasis, she leads their local church in Hyderabad, lifting hearts to God through worship while using her tech skills to advance the Gospel online.