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Tall Law
There are two types of Christian life-the abundant life and the redundant life. One is a life of restful service while the other is a life of discouraging works. How do you attain the real deal? You must understand the foundational truths of behavior modification. If you do not, then you will have to live your life in your power rather than the power of God - and that's a mighty Tall Law.
- GenresChristian
240 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2005
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About the author
Steven B. Curington
28 books2 followersSteven B. Curington is the founder of Reformers Unanimous International, a faith-based, local-church discipleship program that ministers to the addicted, both within and without the body of Christ. Steven travels extensively, presenting the ministry and starting chapters of this fast-growing support group and discipleship class in Bible-preaching churches all over the world. He also holds Regional Training Conferences for churches to meet the needs of the addicted in their own communities. He is a popular conference speaker and is available for meetings on addiction, and the victorious Christian life.
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June 20, 2020
Excellent book! Maybe one of the best books on sanctification I’ve ever read.
August 18, 2023
Life-Changing
The first third of the book deals with understanding our soul, spirit, and body, how they influence each other, and how God, the Devil, and our flesh strive to win control of each part. The middle portion focuses on the fruit of the Spirit and the flesh’s self-righteous alternatives. The final portion brings it all together and emphasizes our need for a personal relationship with God and the tools to develop that walk.
This is life-changing for the Christian. Most Christians are striving to live righteously in their own strength rather than yield to the Spirit’s control. We believe we have to earn our sanctification. Rather than go through the ups and downs of our own efforts and weariness, the Lord offers us the abundant life.
The first third of the book deals with understanding our soul, spirit, and body, how they influence each other, and how God, the Devil, and our flesh strive to win control of each part. The middle portion focuses on the fruit of the Spirit and the flesh’s self-righteous alternatives. The final portion brings it all together and emphasizes our need for a personal relationship with God and the tools to develop that walk.
This is life-changing for the Christian. Most Christians are striving to live righteously in their own strength rather than yield to the Spirit’s control. We believe we have to earn our sanctification. Rather than go through the ups and downs of our own efforts and weariness, the Lord offers us the abundant life.
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