Freedom Tools: For Overcoming Life's Tough Problems

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"If you have had theological concerns for the excesses and lack of balance and biblical basis for the inner healing/deliverance ministries, you will find this book a refreshing and corrective contribution to the much-needed ministry of pastoral care."--Dr. Neil T. Anderson, founder and president emeritus, Freedom in Christ Ministries What do you say to someone who is hurting? Kingdom business includes confessing our sins to one another, bringing dark things into the light and praying for restoration. But most people feel ill-equipped, even in close relationships, to help others draw closer to God. Freedom Tools offers an easy-to-follow process that shows how you can make a difference. You will learn - the root causes of sin and wounding - the role of evil in establishing strongholds - the way to confess sin, break vows, expel demons, speak forgiveness and extend mercy - and much more. Inner pain is often inescapable, but healing and wholeness are possible. These proven tools will give you the confidence you need to help others be truly transformed. "Freedom Tools is both practical and profound."--from the foreword by Bill Johnson, Bethel Church, Redding, California; author, When Heaven Invades Earth and Face to Face with God "A great need has long existed for someone to reduce inner healing to simpler, everyday language and tools. Our friend Andy Reese has done that admirably in his book Freedom Tools."--John Loren Sandford, co-founder, Elijah House Ministries "I am convinced that most Christians fail to become dynamic and effective ambassadors for Christ because they carry with them heavy loads of emotional baggage. Freedom Tools provides a way to help you 'travel light' by unpackingthose bags and leaving them behind."--Rich Stearns, president, World Vision U.S. "In this powerful book, Andy Reese gives you the Freedom Tools you need. Use them and you, too, can experience the super-abundant life that God desires for you!" --C. Peter Wagner, chancellor, Wagner Leadership Institute Most Christians feel ill-equipped when trying to help each other--yet it is within their power to make a difference. Fully believing that intimate and caring conversations can bring life-changing freedom, author Andy Reese gives readers the tools for facilitating healing. By illustrating the invasive role of evil, he shows that sin and wounds are the root causes of life's toughest problems. When readers understand this, he introduces Sozo, a proven approach to healing that brings about true transformation. From the Greek word meaning "to save, heal, and deliver," Sozo has been used in hundreds of settings on three continents and is growing rapidly.Designed for the layperson seeking to help others, this book is also for individuals seeking personal freedom. It is appropriate for small groups as well.

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