Now with a fresh new cover, this bestseller (more than 150,000 copies sold) will impact more teens on their journey to healthy, authentic spiritual and emotional lives. Neil T. Anderson and Dave Park give teens powerful guidance on Christ-centered living in today's pressure-cooker world. Youth will discover how to break the habits and bonds that lead to sin and rely on the Holy Spirit to avoid deception. Revealing the traps that will come their way, The Bondage Breaker® Youth Edition helps teens strip away superficiality and provides specific steps to achieving true freedom.
NEIL T. ANDERSON is founder and president of Freedom in Christ Ministries. He was formerly the chairman of the Practical Theology Department at Talbot School of Theology. He holds five degrees from Talbot, Pepperdine University and Arizona State University and Arizona State University and has authored several bestselling books on spiritual freedom, including Victory Over the Darkness and The Bondage Breaker.
Great book that details how relevant an issue spiritual warfare is. We have authority against the enemy’s attacks, but they’re much harder to resist when we don’t know they’re happening. A couple of odd, perhaps dated generalizations here and there, but I would recommend it to any growing Christian.
I got this as a present for my 13 birthday. I still use the book for reference sometimes (I'm 26 now) but I feel sometimes its just too over the edge, I mean, it scares you. I remember it saying that if you practice Karate you're sinning. And it just doesn't tell you why! I
This is really good book if you’re dealing with anything spiritual, especially things like forgetting who you are in Christ. There’s about three or four pages that are just full of scriptures that remind you who you are in Christ. It also gives you ways to conquer any spiritual warfare and gives examples of how the devil flees away from from god. One of the greatest examples is that if there were a dark room full of cockroaches once you turn the light on they would flee. Overall it a great book for any Christian or people going through something and not knowing what to do spiritually.
I liked the ideas presented in this book, though it seemed to have a softer feel than I felt this subject deserves. I am hoping to read the edition originally written for older audiences to see if I get more out of it.