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“Beloved, whatever we are gripping to bring us satisfaction is a lie-unless it is Christ. He is the Truth that sets us free. If you are holding anything in your craving for satisfaction right now, would you be willing to acknowledge it as a lie? Even if you feel you can't let go of it right this moment, would you lift it before Him-perhaps literally lifting your fisted hand as a symbol-and confess it as an idol? God does not condemn you. He calls you.”

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Book:Breaking Free: Discover the Victory of Total Surrender

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Breaking Free: Discover the Victory of Total Surrender

This book explores the transformative power of embracing total surrender as a path to personal liberation and spiritual victory. It delves into the psychological and philosophical aspects of letting go, offering insights and practices for readers seeking a deeper sense of freedom and fulfillment. more

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Beth Moore is an American evangelist and Bible teacher renowned for her engaging speaking style and her dedication to women's Bible study. Born on June 16, 1957, she has emerged as a significant figure in Christian circles, particularly among women, with her teachings that emphasize personal growth and spiritual development. Moore has penned over 20 books and Bible studies that have reached a broad audience. more

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