Tall Law [NOOK Book]

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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.

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Tall Law

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Overview

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.

This book from the addiction recovery program Reformers Unanimous, can help you transform your life by showing you the path to the highest power, Jesus Christ. This book, written by program founder Steve Curington, has directly impacted thousands of lives across the world, and has been instrumental in helping people find freedom from their addiction and other strongholds they may find themselves in.
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940012391407
  • Publisher: Reformers Unanimous
  • Publication date: 4/18/2011
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 828
  • Sales rank: 814,636
  • File size: 240 KB

Meet the Author

Steven Curington, Founder of Reformers Unanimous International
Steven Curington is the founder of Reformers Unanimous International, a faith based, addiction program that ministers to the addicted - both Christian, and non-Christian. This has become a fast growing support group and discipleship program with classes all over the world. On October 30, 2010, God chose to take Steve Curington home to heaven through a massive heart attack. Through the ministry of Reformers Unanimous, Steve’s life story has helped thousands of people find the Truth that will make them free and have victory over their addiction…finally! More information on Steven Curington’s ministries, including Reformers Unanimous, is available at their web site: www.reformu.com. Reformers Unanimous International is headquarted in the historical downtown district of Rockford, Illinois.
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