Prison Break : 21 Days To Spiritual Freedom
$19.99
A life with Christ is about unshackling your chains of bondage to embrace a life of freedom.
After reading this book you will understand the value of experiencing physical and psychological freedom that can only be found in Christ. You will be encouraged to uncover the root issues of your past traumas so that you can find real healing and transformation for a fruitful life.
After experiencing the realities of a physical prison cell, Pastor Juan Martinez has made it his mission to help others find freedom in every way possible–spiritually, culturally, emotionally, psychologically, and physically.
Encouraging life change through practical steps–such as challenging negative thinking patterns with positive affirmations and setting realistic goals–this twenty-one-day devotional helps expose the internal anxiety, faulty thinking, and traumas that put readers behind figurative or literal bars, causing them to repeatedly make bad decisions and experience relationship challenges. Readers will recognize the root causes of the psychological chains breaking them so they can reach greater personal growth. Prison Break serves as a poignant reminder that freedom is possible and shows readers that with the right mindset, they can overcome past mistakes, forgive others, be renewed by the transformation of their minds, and lead a fulfilling life.
Features and Benefits:
*Daily readings that encourage readers to seek healing and wholeness, reject old mindsets, and embrace new life in Christ
*Reflections on God’s unconditional love and forgiveness
*Affirmations to help readers find strength and hope
*Prayer prompts to guide readers in seeking divine protection and direction
*Motivation to trust God’s will and plans
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SKU (ISBN): 9781636413877
ISBN10: 1636413870
Juan Martinez
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2024
Publisher: Charisma House – Charisma House
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