Steps Workbook

Beginning Your Journey Toward Lasting Change
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Go deeper into your journey of discovering a non-legalistic, spiritual way of life that offers freedom from whatever is controlling you.This workbook, a companion to John Ortberg's transformational book, Steps, is intended to help you go deeper in practicing the 12 Steps as a program for life and Christian spiritual formation whether or not you struggle with an addiction in the traditional sense. The 12 Steps of AA are not only for people with known addictions; they are a framework for life change and spiritual growth. The truth is, we are all addicts. We are all overly attached to something, starting with our egos, that we are powerless to control.The Steps Workbook is an invitation to deeper personal transformation, discipleship, and healing. Each of its chapters focuses on practicing one of the 12 Steps of addiction recovery, with a format that includes: - brief opening thoughts and a prayer- a QR code providing access to a video of John Ortberg walking you through the step- discussion questions for either individual or small group reflection- self-discovery activities to help you put the content into action- relevant Scripture, closing thoughts, and journal space for reflection.Are you hungry for more? Whether you have an identified addiction or not, accept the challenge to embrace a different way of life, the freeing path that Jesus taught his followers and is the basis of truly transformational spiritual formation. Let the Steps Workbook show you how.Designed for use with Steps: A Guide to Transforming Your Life When Willpower Isn't Enough by John Ortberg (sold separately) and with free videos available at the Become New website.

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Hersteller: Easy Access System Europe Oü, 16879218
Anschrift: Mustamäe tee 50
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Tallinn
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Tallinn
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