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Forty Days to Defeat Your Past: Confront the Person You No Longer Wish to Be
What is your struggle? A bad habit? Addiction? Unforgiveness? Insecurity? Even when change is in our best interest we resist. We even vilify those pushing us in that direction. The problem, however, is they are not the real villain. The real villain is our behavior.
Unbecome everything you were never meant to be.
Just as Jesus squared off with the devil in the wilderness, we must square off with our devils. Forty Days to Defeat Your Past is a one-day-at-a-time process that uses the number forty to help readers identify and defeat the destructive patterns of their past. Take on the forty-day challenge and establish new, healthy, fulfilling habits to launch the starting point for you to walk out the life you’ve only ever dreamed about.
Unbecome everything you were never meant to be.
Just as Jesus squared off with the devil in the wilderness, we must square off with our devils. Forty Days to Defeat Your Past is a one-day-at-a-time process that uses the number forty to help readers identify and defeat the destructive patterns of their past. Take on the forty-day challenge and establish new, healthy, fulfilling habits to launch the starting point for you to walk out the life you’ve only ever dreamed about.
256 pages, Paperback
Published May 3, 2016
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June 27, 2016
This book is easy to read as a devotional, with each day's chapter only 2-4 pages long. Mr. Dugger has faced his own devils, and therefore can identify with the reader's. His writing style is engaging, often funny, and always thought-provoking.
I bought it thinking it might be a good book to use as a group Bible study, and I was right. But it also touched me on a personal level, and as I read it, I found myself considering my devils and why/how I can go about defeating them and driving them from my life.
I would recommend this book to anyone who is dissatisfied with their life, who faces devils either great or small, and who wants live the best life possible.
I bought it thinking it might be a good book to use as a group Bible study, and I was right. But it also touched me on a personal level, and as I read it, I found myself considering my devils and why/how I can go about defeating them and driving them from my life.
I would recommend this book to anyone who is dissatisfied with their life, who faces devils either great or small, and who wants live the best life possible.
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