Loosed: Breaking the Chains of Fornication, Masturbation and Homosexuality

by Tiffany Simone

If you have decided to read this book, I am going to take a wild guess and say that you are a Christian struggling with one of the three sexual sins that are mentioned in the title of this book. If not then maybe you have struggled with them in the past, or you know someone who could be, or is, currently struggling. The good thing about you "struggling" with this sin is that a struggle with something denotes that you have not given in and that you are aware that it is wrong. You are still fighting. Stick in there my brother or sister, we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us. God has not counted you out, so don't you count yourself out either. The sins that you cannot see past were nailed to the cross 2,000 years ago. Jesus died for you, rose for you, ascended to Heaven for you, sent The Holy Spirit to Earth for you and Jesus is now seated at the right hand of The Father making intercessions for YOU! You have made the right choice in deciding to read this book. I’ve noticed a lot of confusion when it comes to this topic of sexual immorality. So, can you do me a favor? When you are finished with this book can you pass it on to your brother or sister in the Lord, or it recommend it to them? I would greatly appreciate it. Oftentimes, we never know what people are struggling with and this book could potentially save someone’s life, soul and mind. So please, pass the message on about this book and its content. I hope that this new read becomes a learning experience for you! Enjoy this enlightening journey through " Breaking the Chains of Fornication, Masturbation and Homosexuality", as I delve into scripture to help you, my brothers and sisters in Christ, be all who God has predestinated, called, justified and glorified you to be (Romans 8:29-30).

253 pages, Paperback

Published May 5, 2016

Reviews

[La-Lionne · Rating 1 out of 5]

I read only the blurb and at first it made me rage, but then I found it incredibly sad. The author is obviously struggling with her sexuality, yet she goes on and publishes a book telling people to "pray gay away". I can't believe in 2016 books like these are still being published. I'm both sad and angry. What kind of messed up world are we living in? I sincerely hope she gets help. It must be miserable to try and be someone you're not.

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