Breaking Through Barriers to Blessing: Overcoming sins, wounds and demons

by David Legge

Has there been some unidentified hindrance in your Christian life? Do you often ask the question `Why Me?' when things go wrong on a personal level, or `Why not me?' when you feel God's blessings are eluding you? If we are honest, we often feel let down, or even omewhat of a fraud, because of the absence of blessing and victory in our lives. There appear to be some barriers to blessing, obstacles in the way which prevent us maturing as Christians. Christian conversion is not the end of our spiritual search and transformation, but rather the beginning; following which, Jesus Christ begins the process of changing us. We embark on a journey, one which will never end until we are like Him. For our transformation to begin, we need to diagnose the obstacles to blessing in our lives, so that we may receive the appropriate remedy.;Sins, wounds, and demons are the three general areas where most, if not all, problems occur. Obviously, the solutions to each of these problems are different. Sins should be repented of, wounds need to be healed, and demons must be expelled. In 'Breaking Through Barriers to Blessing', David Legge seeks to help you identify and overcome the hindrances to your progress as a Christian, releasing you to a life of blessing and fulfilment.
 

216 pages, Paperback

Published July 8, 2021

Reviews

[Nathan]

I would recommend this book for any Christian ready to 1) experience God’s purpose for their life at an authentic level, 2) uncover spiritual stumbling blocks in their lives, and 3) experience the Father’s love.

Notable quotes:

“Christianity is only authentic whenever lived in the fullness of the dynamic power of the Holy Spirit; it wasn’t designed to work otherwise!”

“Many of us have within…a lake of tears covered with a layer of ice.”

“If we wait until we feel like forgiving we never will.”

“Relationship is the place where we risk rejection.”

“Being a Christian is about enjoying a relationship, it’s not about keeping rules.”

“Regulation brings to life the monster within all of us.”

[Doug Rumbold]

A simple book on sins, wounds, and the demonic. What I love about it is the fullness of its Gospel embrace. The Gospel wasn’t just meant as a covering for sin, but also to address wounds and demonic power.
Sins need repented of. Wounds need healed. Demons need delivered. Knowing the issue allows one to give the right medicine (as it were).
David does a good job illustrating these and offering practical prayers at the end of each chapter to get real.

[Stephanie Houston]

Didn’t agree with his interpretation of some passages or some of the points made but on a whole gave me a lot t think about