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It would be wonderful if every Christian could maintain the newness
and wholesomeness of his or her salvation experience. But the
unfortunate reality is Christians do sin. There may be a number of
Josephs and Daniels within the ranks of Christendom who succeed in
retaining a sterling character from start to finish. Human
experience, however, reveals that the greater part of God's family
consists of people like David, Samson, Jonah, Jacob, and Simon
Peter; people who, for one reason or another, lose the enthusiasm,
spiritual strength, and sensitivity that once characterized their
lives. Spiritual battles, temptations, disappointments, and
failures take their toll. Harmful indiscretions cause painful
bruising to the soul. Prodigal sons and daughters abound. But in
spite of self-inflicted wounds there is good news; there is great
news. God's love and compassion abound even more. His desire is not
to discard damaged lives. God's intention is to restore wayward
sons and daughters to their proper place in His family. The
Father's plan is to make them "better than new." This book explores
the process by which the "better than new" condition can be
realized.
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