Spirit-Controlled Living: Turning Negative Impulses Into Positive Thougths, Feelings, and Actions

by Clark Cothern

A fresh approach to an old topic is this unique treatise on Spirit-Controlled Living. Focusing on impulses -- those pesky little "triggers" of idea and energy that may lead even well-disciplined people toward brilliant or regretted actions -- Clark Cothern's third book provides readers more than "white knuckling" techniques for self-control. His step-by-step biblical model of impulse management shows how to use spontaneous anger, overspending, overeating, misplaced sexual desires, and other impulses to identify weak areas and partner with God toward achieving peace and freedom.

193 pages, Paperback

First published May 11, 2000

Reviews

[Glenn]

An interesting book. Not at all like Clark's previous books. Had some good points but I felt that it did not flow well. Saying that I will read it again and the content is something I would like to use a my Growth group.

Having read again, still of the same option, but the second part of the book is better than the first, and it does have helpful information in the book...