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How to be Free from Bitterness, and Other Essays on Christian Relationships
by
Jim Wilson
Bitterness often grows out of a small offense: perhaps a passing word, an accidental shove, or a pair of dirty socks left in the middle of the living room floor. Yet when bitterness takes root in our hearts, its effects are anything but small.
In this collection of short articles, Jim Wilson and others discuss what it means to live as "imitators of God." As the Ap
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Published
May 1st 2007
by Canon Press
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First of all, can I just say how much I love the cover of this book. It is just great.
This book is helpful in a casual and conversational way. It's nothing fancy, but it is true. Everyone struggles with bitterness (contrary to popular belief) and it is always good to remind ourselves the proper responses to make in bitter situations.
This book is helpful in a casual and conversational way. It's nothing fancy, but it is true. Everyone struggles with bitterness (contrary to popular belief) and it is always good to remind ourselves the proper responses to make in bitter situations.
Lordship term 3. I have all kinds of big sins, but bitterness was never a major temptation of mine, so I had trouble relating to this book. But I'm sure it's quite good.
An excellent collection of essays on Christian relationships. A must read for all, even if you aren't a Christian!
This is one of the few books out there that absolutely everyone should read.
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This book had lots of good information and advice, but it seemed unfinished. I felt as if I was reading someone's notes on these topics rather than finished articles. Maybe someday Canon will send an editor through to make the book seem more cohesive and to polish up the prose a bit.
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