More Jesus, Less Religion: Moving from Rules to Relationship

Stephen Arterburn · Jack Felton

abr 2010 · Distribuido por WaterBrook

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One decade ago, best-selling authors Stephen Arterburn and Jack Felton exposed the dangers of what they called "toxic faith," helping countless believers to understand and overcome their religious misconceptions.

Now, drawing upon an additional ten years of observation and experience, these authors go one step further, offering new insights and a positive approach to the dilemma in this long-awaited follow-up to their ground-breaking work.

Be set free from man-made rules, "churchianity," and legalistic religion.

Learn to recognize serious misinterpretations of vital biblical concepts such as "accountability."

Return to the roots of a strong, obedient, yet grace-filled relationship with your Creator.

To all who want to enter into deeper joy, fuller obedience, greater influence, and a healthier experience of God, More Jesus, Less Religion points the way back to the grace of the Lord and shows what it takes to avoid the pitfalls of toxic faith.

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Stephen Arterburn is the founder and chairman of New Life Clinics, which provide Christian counseling and treatment throughout the United States and Canada. He is the host of the daily "New Life Live!" national radio program and creator of the Women of Faith Conferences, which have been attended by over 800,000 women across America. Stephen Arterburn is also a nationally known speaker, licensed minister, and best-selling author of more than two dozen books, including The Seven Keys to Spiritual Renewal and Mastering Your Moods. He resides with his family in Laguna Beach, California.

Jack Felton is a licensed therapist and an ordained minister at New Hope Christian Counseling Center and is president and founder of Compassion Move Ministries.  Jack Felton is a frequent lecturer in the Southern California area and has numerous local and national television and radio appearances to his credit. He and his wife, Robin, and his children, Jack and Christy, live in Huntington Beach, California.