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Since most Christians intend to live life in the Spirit, when we walk in the flesh, it is usually by deception. Deception, by its very nature, is hidden to the person in whom it is working. Many times God’s intentions for our lives are thwarted by the serpent in our own flesh raising up to deceive our mind, will and emotions, compelling us to walk in its ways and fulfill its plans.
This book is designed to expose the hidden ways of your flesh and to set you on a course of freedom to walk in the Spirit and experience God’s ways and plans for your life.
Table of Contents:
Introduction
Chapter 1: Deceived? Who Me?
Chapter 2: Reasoning In Your Mind vs. Perceiving In Your Spirit
Chapter 3: Choose Life
Chapter 4: Our True Image in Christ
Chapter 5: Superficial Manifestations of the Flesh
Chapter 6: The Lion, the Bear and the Serpent
Chapter 7: The First Mode of Fleshly Operation
Chapter 8: The Second Mode of Fleshly Operation
Chapter 9: The Third Mode of Fleshly Operation
Chapter 10: The Fourth Mode of Fleshly Operation
Chapter 11: Freedom Through Walking in the Spirit
Appendix
About the Author:
Craig Hill, along with his wife, Jan, and their two sons, live near Denver, Colorado, where Craig and Jan give senior leadership to Family Foundations International, the ministry through which the life-changing Family Foundations seminars are conducted around the world.
God has given Craig unique insight into marriage, family and interpersonal relationships, resulting in his ability to identify for many people root causes of relational conflict, compulsive habits, low self-esteem, workaholism and undesirable life patterns which are repeated from one generation to the next. By interweaving personal stories with biblical truth, God has anointed Craig to pierce the veil of the mind to minister to the depths of the heart, resulting in real life change for many.
Author of nine books and numerous teaching tapes, Craig holds a B.A. from Carleton College in Russian Area Studies and Geology, and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago.
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