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Learn How To Achieve A More Consistent Christian Life.As humans, we all have a common problem. Like rust to steel, pride is to our lives. Although there are examples of good pride in the Bible, most of the time pride is a negative part of our being.This important topic by award-winning author Robert Lloyd Russell includes:A clear presentation of the problem of prideObstacles to victory over prideTests for self-examinationSolutions for dealing with prideThe results and benefits of humilityThe reality that God can and does use imperfect peopleExamples of five kinds of good pride Understanding the problem of pride is a vital part of gaining consistent spiritual victory as we live our daily lives.

Understand the direct benefits to you from Christ's death and resurrection.There are seven (plus one) directly stated benefits in Scripture. Ponder ten additional direct benefits resulting from the Cross.Common to all the books in the Christian Theology Series ...Intensely practical for today's ChristianEnjoyable and entertaining Innovative application of Scripture passagesProfound truth in simple languageImpactful for all levels of spiritual maturityShort, easy-to-read sections - ideal reading for the person "on the go"Described as "Inspirational Doctrine" and "Living Theology""Think and Grow" questions for group study or personal contemplation.

Everyone is tempted (even Christ was)Learn secrets of overcoming temptation?50+ practical tips for personal victory over temptation! Understand the battle and your spiritual weapons Overcome the types of temptations you will faceBe confident and victorious in your Christian life.Common to all the books in the Christian Theology Series ... Intensely practical for today's Christian Enjoyable and entertaining Innovative application of Scripture passages Profound truth in simple language Impactful for all levels of spiritual maturity Short, easy-to-read sections - ideal reading for the person "on the go" "Think and Grow" questions for group study or personal contemplation. Described by readers as "Inspirational Doctrine" and "Living Theology"