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1. Nevertheless I Live - Living Freely in a Bound World (Living freely in a bound world)
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Do you attend church faithfully, serve as a volunteer in your church, read the Bible and pray every day and still feel empty, alone in your Christian walk and absent of the joy that is promised to God's people in His word? Has this frustration led you to feed appetites that you know are wrong but you struggle to overcome? If so, you are not alone. You are attempting to live freely in a bound world. Our world is a place of bondage. It has been this way since the fall of man in the Garden of Eden. Not only are most people in the world enslaved by sin and addictive sinful natures, but many of God's people are struggling with stubborn habits and addictions, as well. However, there is hope - a hope that is being hidden from believers in Christ. It is called the abundant Christian Life and it is available for all of God's people who will know their God! Steve Curington, the founder and president of Reformers unanimous, International, says "Yes it is true! The abundant Christian Life is the Christian experience. But unfortunately, the experience of many Christians is the redundant Christian life." As a result of Calvary's cross and the empty tomb, the freedom we lost in the garden is available to us again. Though Christians cling to the cross, we often reject the benefits of the resurrections. These benefits are found in "knowing Him and the power of His resurrection." Let this textbook, Nevertheless I Live! (Living Freely in a Bound World), excite you as you learn the value of each and every circumstance that God intends to wound your outer man so that your inner man may develop and draw others to our Saviour. This immensely popular book, written by Bro. Curington, is a primary resource for educating you, your students, and your workers on the RU methods for Living Freely in a Bound World. It is also the textbook for the Reformers Unanimous Addictions Program.2. Tall Law - When "Trying Hard to Do Better" Isn't Good Enough
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Trying hard to do better on your own is a tall law indeed! The Word "law" means rule of conduct. It takes tall rules and hard work to do good in your own power. However, living the Christian life is much more than rules. It's a relationship. As a matter of fact, rules without relationship lead to rebellion. As a Christian School kid, growing up in a Christian home, I had what many consider to be the perfect upbringing. However, a few years after graduation, I found myself addicted to drugs and alcohol and other crippling sins. I wandered from God for a very long and miserable decade before coming back to Christ in 1993. Yet I found out quickly that my lifestyle of sin had left me unable to "perform" in life the way I did as a young person. This left me quite discourage. It was this discouragement that lead me to realize that I had come to known a lot about God, but that I did not know God personally and intimately. I set out on a search to get to know God so that I could learn to do good in God's power rather than in my own. The truths of this book are my findings. This is not an attempt to traffic in unlived truths. These truths have set me free! I believe they can do the same for you. God did not come to change your life; He came to exchange it for a new abundant life! If you will learn the hidden truth of sanctification by grace, you will let the Truth set you free.... Finally.3. Just Say Know - God's Answer to Addiction
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Do you battle with drugs, nicotine, alcohol, pornography, gambling, or any other habitual sin?Do you have a loved one that struggles with addictions?
If you answered yes to either of these questions - This book will help you understand the mind of an addict
Find out what keeps addicts in bondage to their addictions and how to break free
Features 10 principles to conquer stubborn habits