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Summary: Not as good as previous books by Anderson.
Review: I love Neil Anderson's books, but this one was missing something. Not sure what. It just didn't have the motivating characteristics that his books normally have. Overall, a decent book to read. Usually, I can't put them down, but I found myself reading a few pages here, a chapter there. No big hurry to finish. It doesn't really address panic attacks even though there is one failing attempt to cover the subject by adding a chapter on it. Nothing new and the same scriptures are used over and over again throughout the book. Take a chance. You might like it.
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Summary: Excellent book for breaking strongholds of fear and anxiety
Review: I read this book and will continue to use it as a reference book as I grow in my christianity. This book is clear, concise, very easy to follow and is steeped in scripture and helpful prayers. This book covers all areas of fear and anxiety, including Fear of Death, Fear of Failure, Fear of Man, Panic Disorder, Anxious Thinking and worrying among others. This book points the believer toward Christ through prayer, building up of ones faith, and biblical scripture in an effort to break the stongholds of fear and/or anxiety over his/her life by building a stronghold of faith in Christ.I highly recommend this book to anyone who is dealing with strongholds of anxiety and/or fear.
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Summary: Knowing his heart for healing in the body
Review: My husband and I were blessed immeasurably by Victory Over the Darkness, The Bondage Breaker, the youth versions of each, the Steps of Freedom in Christ, and training videos by Freedom in Christ Ministry to help us lead others to WALKING in their freedom in CHRIST. Neil, his wife and a number of his staff were in my home following a conference sharing how God has blessed them by helping believers realize what they have in Christ. They spent countless amounts of time guiding our church to establish an in/out reach to hurting believers. His books tend to overlap in theme, and repeat Scripture, intentionally. Most flailing believers aren't unaware of Scripture, most haven't processed and accepted the fullness of what Christ has done for them. Neil's heart isn't to sell books, but to continually share with God's people what Christ has completed for them, so they can simply accept and live in His freedom. Neil took the challenge to address the difficult issues when a good portion of conservative christendom calously folded their arms and hurled cliches.
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Summary: Freedom from Fear...Seek Christ not Neil
Review: Once again Mr. Anderson ignores the fact that when we have accepted Christ into our lives, he heals all the problem areas in our life. As a therapist, Neil seems to continue to direct people to his programs and workshops rather than Christ. In acts we start with 11 scared men who only 43 days earlier watched Christ killed. They hid in FEAR of losing their own lives. But once they were blessed with the Holy Spirit, they were transformed into bold, fearless men who carried the message of the gospel until their deaths. Peter, who denied Christ 3 times, healed the sick and performed miracles. Got a problem with fear...seek Christ, not Neil.
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