12 steps for the recovering Pharisee (like me) / John Fischer. [print]
Material type: TextPublication details: Minneapolis, Minnesota : Bethany House Publishers, (c)2000.Description: 171 pages ; 22 cmContent type:- text
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- 9780764222023
- Twelve steps for the recovering Pharisee (like me)
- BV4509.F529.S747 2000
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Step 1. We admit that our single most unmitigated pleasure is to judge other people -- Step 2. Have come to believe that our means of obtaining greatness is to make everyone lower than ourselves in our own mind -- Step 3. Realize that we detest mercy being given to those who, unlike us, haven't worked for it and don't deserve it -- Step 4. Have decided that we don't want to get what we deserve after all, and we don't want anyone else to either -- Step 5. Will cease all attempts to apply teaching and rebuke to anyone but ourselves -- Step 6. Are ready to have God remove all these defects of attitude and character -- Step 7. Embrace the belief that we are, and will always be, experts at sinning -- Step 8. Are looking closely at the lives of famous men and women of the Bible who turned out to be ordinary sinners like us -- Step 9. Are seeking through prayer and meditation to make a conscious effort to consider others better than ourselves -- Step 10. Embrace the state of astonishment as a permanent and glorious reality -- Step 11. Choose to rid ourselves of any attitude that is not bathed in gratitude -- Step 12. Having had a spiritual awakening as the result of these steps, we will try to carry this message to others who think that Christians are better than everyone else.
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