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Every Christian desires to reach spiritual maturity. Every Christian wants to experience the power of God in their lives. Every Christian wants to live free from sin. As born again believers we would like to be in control of our lives. We want to manage our lives better as husbands, wives, sons, daughters, employers, employees and friends. We want to be free from bad habits. We want the abundant life that Jesus spoke about in St. John 10:10. We may have experienced these things on a hit and miss basis, however, it takes soul salvation to experience these things on a consistent basis. Your soul is the biggest problem you have. It's not your body. It's not the devil. We've been rebuking the devil and our bodies for things that they are not guilty of but our own souls or personalities have been the problem. There are things that make you tick that you'll never know about or be delivered from without soul salvation. This book finishes what psychology can only start. We've been told that God wants to use our unique personalities but the most dynamic personality in the universe is that of Jesus Christ. Soul Salvation involves the greatest trade and bargain known to mankind. Your personality, for Jesus' personality.
This book investigates the core question of how a believer can achieve consistent spiritual maturity and freedom from sin through the process of soul salvation. The author, John A. Goodman, posits that the primary obstacle to an abundant life is not external forces or the physical body, but the unrefined human personality. He argues that true transformation requires a complete exchange of the individual's personality for the personality of Jesus Christ, presenting this as a necessary step beyond the limitations of secular psychology.
What You Will Find
The text offers a focused, devotional approach to Christian self-improvement that prioritizes spiritual surrender over psychological analysis. Its framing suggests a direct, instructional tone intended for readers seeking a specific theological methodology for personal transformation.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1995-04-01
Publisher:
McNichols Communications
ISBN-10:
0005089670
ISBN-13:
9780005089675
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