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Help! I'm a Slave to Food (LifeLine Mini-Books)

McCoy, Shannon Kay; Tautges, Paul (editor)

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A mini-book offering Biblical counsel at a practical level on the importance of self-discipline in the matter of diet and exercise.

Overeating is a silent, subtle, even respectable sin—but it hinders the spiritual growth and effectiveness of many, including Christians. Perhaps you struggle with it too. If so, this booklet can help you—not as a diet plan, but as a compass directing you to the heart of the problem and to the only solution: Jesus, the One who can bring you out of slavery into freedom.

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  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781633420274
  • Page Count
    64
  • Publisher
    Shepherd Press
  • Publication Date
    December 2014

Endorsements (2)

“These mini-books are exactly the kind of books you'd want to have available to you at church - short, biblical and inexpensive enough to give away.”

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Tim Challies

Blogger

“Many Christian counselors are seeking helpful material that is faithful to the Scriptures. The LifeLine mini-book series is an invaluable tool in their counseling tool kit because it will genuinely help struggling Christians with practical answers that are true to the sufficient Word of God.”

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Dr. John Street

Chair of MABC program, The Master's College

About the Author

Shannon McCoy holds an M.A. in Biblical Counseling from The Master’s University. She is certified by the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors. She has authored Help! I’m A Slave to Food and contributing author to Women Counseling Women.
Help! I'm a Slave to Food (LifeLine Mini-Books) - McCoy, Shannon Kay; Tautges, Paul (editor) - 9781633420274
Shepherd Press

Help! I'm a Slave to Food (LifeLine Mini-Books)

$4.08 $4.99

A mini-book offering Biblical counsel at a practical level on the importance of self-discipline in the matter of diet and exercise.

Overeating is a silent, subtle, even respectable sin—but it hinders the spiritual growth and effectiveness of many, including Christians. Perhaps you struggle with it too. If so, this booklet can help you—not as a diet plan, but as a compass directing you to the heart of the problem and to the only solution: Jesus, the One who can bring you out of slavery into freedom.

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