Anderson. Who Am I in Christ

Ventura, California, USA. Regal, 2001. — 277 p.
scan, 300 dpi.Tragically, most Christians never come to appreciate who they are in Christ. From the time of birth we are programmed by our environment and the people in our lives. We interpret the meaning of life's experiences through the grid of our personal orientation and react accordingly. For the many who have experienced rejection, abandonment or abuse from earliest childhood, entrenched in their belief systems is an attitude that says, "I am of no value", "I don't measure up," "I am unlovable." Even those of us whose childhood seemed wholesome have been victimized in some way by the enemy's subtle deceptions. Without exception, all the people I have counseled have had some unscriptural belief the enemy has used to keep them in bondage It is important to recognize faulty beliefs from the past, to renounce them as lies, and to reprogram and renew our minds with truth.Contents:
Part One: Our acceptance in Christ.
Part Two: Our security in Christ.
Part Three: Our Significance in Christ.