Taking Time to Change - Berg, Jim
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"Taking Time to Change" is a thirteen-week workbook that leads you into a more intimate fellowship with God--the heart of biblical change. Each's week's study unit will guide you into daily activities that help you apply to your life the truths taught in "Changed Into His Image." "Changed into His Image" and its workbook "Taking Time to Change" are tools for individual study, one-on-one discipleship, small-group Bible studies at home, Small-group studies at church, and staff-training programs for Christian camps, schools, and churhes. If your attempts at making biblical change have been…mehr

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"Taking Time to Change" is a thirteen-week workbook that leads you into a more intimate fellowship with God--the heart of biblical change. Each's week's study unit will guide you into daily activities that help you apply to your life the truths taught in "Changed Into His Image." "Changed into His Image" and its workbook "Taking Time to Change" are tools for individual study, one-on-one discipleship, small-group Bible studies at home, Small-group studies at church, and staff-training programs for Christian camps, schools, and churhes. If your attempts at making biblical change have been haphazard and sporadic, then let this guide lead you into a more satisfying relationship with God. Lasting peace and joy are offered by God to those who are willing to take the time to know Him on a personal, intimate level.
Autorenporträt
Jim Berg is a well-known speaker, counselor, and author. His books on spiritual growth, including "Changed into His Image," "Created for His Glory," "Essential Virtues," and his personal counseling program, "Quieting a Noisy Soul: Overcoming Guilt, Anxiety, Anger, and Despair," have touched the lives of thousands of believers and spurred them on to a close walk with God. He lives with his wife, Patty, in Greenville, South Carolina, where he is a professor biblical counseling at BJU Seminary.