LifeLine mini-book - Help! I Want to Change

Book Description:

A small booklet helping people to build spiritually healthy lifestyles.

"Why can't I change?" Have you ever asked this?

Maybe you want more discipline in your eating habits. Or perhaps you struggle to keep your spending under control or maintain daily Bible reading and prayer. Change is hard, and our attempts often result in failure. This booklet explains that it is the gospel-what God has done for us-that is the key to change and that empowers us to make changes that will please God.

Intended Readership:

• Anyone who is serious about making progress in the Christian life
• People who are struggling with besetting sins and habits
• Counselors, ministers and Christian workers who are helping people who seem to be trapped in certain situations

Contents:
Introduction
1 Unbiblical Methods Lead to Failure
2 The Gospel is the Key to Change
3 Your Responsibility toward Change
4 When Will Change Take Place?
Conclusion
Personal Application Projects
Where Can I Get Further Help?

Author:

Jim Newheiser, DMin, Westminster Theological Seminary, California, has served in pastoral ministry and has practiced biblical counseling for over thirty years. He is the Director of the Christian Counseling Program at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte and the Executive Director of IBCD. He is an ACBC Fellow and board member.

Endorsements:

"It's easy to see areas that need changing in our lives and, as Christians, we long for change that will glorify God. But, how is change accomplished? In this helpful booklet, Jim Newheiser reminds us that change begins and is sustained by the power of Christ through the gospel and that through that same gospel we are enabled to respond. I highly recommend it!" -Elyse Fitzpatrick

"In this little gem, Dr. Newheiser hits the nail squarely on the head! Both you and your disciples will profit from it. Read it and use it with confidence in Christ." -George C Scipione, Director of the Biblical Counseling Institute, Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary

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