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It’s the beloved children’s fairy titled “The Ugly Duckling” and it’s a story told in a way that makes one cry, get angry and ultimately cheer loudly for the unlikely brave little hero. It has all the suspense of a modern day Transformers movie and all the excitement of a roller coaster ride. To many, it’s a timeless literary classic. Yet, for some of us, it’s the story of our lives. Like the little swan whose differences are not celebrated or even tolerated, we go through life being ridiculed, abused and suffer at the hands of those,who in the end, do not matter. Like the little ugly duckling, we are humiliated, led to believe we are worthless, have no value, are used goods and end ...

Are you or anyone you know fighting the war of addiction? Are you tired of the chains that has you a slave and a prisoner of addiction? In this book you will find Biblical principles of God’s approach for overcoming sin and addiction. You will learn to recognize the root of the problem of addictive behaviors. There is God’s way or the world’s way for addressing this problem and only one way can lead you to victory and transformation. Victory is in Christ alone and He can set you free and give you victory.

This recovery workbook has been a long time coming. I have written it in the hope of introducing people to the wonder of journaling, creating an inventory, and setting goals. While writing, things occur to us that may not have otherwise seeped up from our unconscious. Writing also reinforces what we have learned and acts as a bench mark affirming our progress. I have also chosen this opportunity to bring the reader’s attention to the Ambivalent Love Addict. In working with Love Addicts and Love Avoidants, I have yet to find someone who is not actually ambivalent. After most of the sections in this workbook, I have added a series of lines which you can use to share your experience, ...

This book focuses on offering guidance to those seeking a life free from addiction. More specifically, it is written by a pastor who counsels directly from biblical teachings how to live a life free from addictions. It is a very accessible and readable book, full of the wisdom of scripture and presented in such a way that the reader can feel motivated, encouraged, and ready to change—and continually renew—one’s life with a realistic plan to proceed.

This interactive journal will shine the light on your opposition to God's purpose for your life and the things we do that are hindering our lives. You will then be able to see your actions and attitudes through God's lens. This will be a heart journey with the Lord. Someday you may want to share all the little miracles that brought your journey life. This is a great journal to work through by yourself or with a group. Youth groups, bible study groups, rehabs, or any group wanting to know Jesus on a deeper level will want to have this journal. So come, invite the Holy Spirit in, find a pen, and open your eyes, ears, and heart for the journey to Amazing Grace and the joy that comes with it.

Twelve Steps to Take, Twelve Promises to Keep is a daily meditation journal that gives the reader the opportunity to explore the Twelve Steps and the Twelve Promises in depth. Each person has an intimate relationship with the steps as they relate to their personal recovery. This daily meditation journal is meant to slowly and methodically reveal the personal journey of recovery for the reader. Recovery is a life long process, not a quick fix. We suffer from a terminal illness that has no cure. We only have a daily reprieve, based on our spiritual fitness. This is our spiritual work out program. It requires dedication and discipline. The author shares her insights of the Twelve Steps an ...

The help found within this book is not limited to only those with addiction issues. This book is about overcoming SIN AND SELF. It is a book written to give instruction towards the development of godly character which is guaranteed victory over the horrible bondage of addiction. This book emphasizes Christian discipleship and proves that addiction is a symptom of the sin of serving self. Faith in Christ and a continuance in the scriptures is the means presented to aid someone in overcoming sin and self.