Becoming a Man of Valor
This book uses stories of how Jesus interacts with people in the Gospel of John. From those interactions, Dr. Laaser teaches that there are 3 key spiritual questions that we all should ask ourselves every day. 1. Do You Want To Get Well? We learn that we must be willing to follow Christ and cooperate with the help that only God can provide in order to be well from whatever problems or sickness we have. 2. What Are You Thirsty For? From this, Dr. Laaser helps the reader to know what they are really thirsty for. 3. Are You Willing To Die To Yourself? We too, must allow our selfishness to die so that we might truly know the power of God's love for us. Dr. Laaser uses frequent questions throughout the book so as to allow the reader to digest and incorporate the wisdom of Biblical example into their own lives. In this way, we can all aspire to be the men that God calls us to be, men of integrity and honor.
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Becoming a Man of Valor
This book uses stories of how Jesus interacts with people in the Gospel of John. From those interactions, Dr. Laaser teaches that there are 3 key spiritual questions that we all should ask ourselves every day. 1. Do You Want To Get Well? We learn that we must be willing to follow Christ and cooperate with the help that only God can provide in order to be well from whatever problems or sickness we have. 2. What Are You Thirsty For? From this, Dr. Laaser helps the reader to know what they are really thirsty for. 3. Are You Willing To Die To Yourself? We too, must allow our selfishness to die so that we might truly know the power of God's love for us. Dr. Laaser uses frequent questions throughout the book so as to allow the reader to digest and incorporate the wisdom of Biblical example into their own lives. In this way, we can all aspire to be the men that God calls us to be, men of integrity and honor.
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Becoming a Man of Valor

Becoming a Man of Valor

by Mark R. Laaser
Becoming a Man of Valor

Becoming a Man of Valor

by Mark R. Laaser

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This book uses stories of how Jesus interacts with people in the Gospel of John. From those interactions, Dr. Laaser teaches that there are 3 key spiritual questions that we all should ask ourselves every day. 1. Do You Want To Get Well? We learn that we must be willing to follow Christ and cooperate with the help that only God can provide in order to be well from whatever problems or sickness we have. 2. What Are You Thirsty For? From this, Dr. Laaser helps the reader to know what they are really thirsty for. 3. Are You Willing To Die To Yourself? We too, must allow our selfishness to die so that we might truly know the power of God's love for us. Dr. Laaser uses frequent questions throughout the book so as to allow the reader to digest and incorporate the wisdom of Biblical example into their own lives. In this way, we can all aspire to be the men that God calls us to be, men of integrity and honor.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780834128026
Publisher: Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City
Publication date: 09/01/2011
Series: Men of Valor series
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 368 KB

About the Author

Dr. Mark Laaser has ministered to hundreds of sex addicts and their families, consulted with numerous churches, developed treatement programs for a variety of hospitals, and has conducted workshops and seminars worldwide. His first book, Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction, was the first Christian book to address the issue of sexual addiction. He has since written six other books including, Talking to Your Kids About Sex and The Pornography Trap. Dr. Laaser holds a PhD in Religion and Psychology from the University of Iowa, a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and a Bachelor's degree in Religion and Philosophy from Augustana College in Rock Island, Illinois. He is currently an adjunct faculty member of Denver Theological Seminary, Fuller Seminary, and the Psychological Studies Institute.
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