Turning Defeat into Victory
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Discipleship in the Light of Romans
M. Martyria Madauss
122 pages
Have you ever tried to get rid of a habit – and find you can’t? Do you still think and do things you know are wrong, but can’t stop yourself, even though you have given your life to Jesus? Do you have difficulty discerning the will of God? Then this book is for you.
In practical terms Mother Martyria spells out victorious Christian living on the basis of Paul's letter to the Romans. There is no such thing as a hopeless case, even our failures can be turned into a victory for the Lord, if we move forward in faith. This is the meaning of true joy, which is dependent not on circumstances, but on the assurance that God loves us as we are, but too much to leave us as we are.
Response: This book showed me the renewing of our minds means sacrificing ourselves and surrendering body, soul and spirit completely to Jesus. Doing this, I experienced how my life underwent a transformation. The transformation of my mind, meant everything became centered on Jesus: 'What would please Him?' 'How can I thank Him?' Whenever I find something hard, this book taught me to have the attitude, 'For You, Lord, for You!' Australia
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Discipleship in the Light of Romans
M. Martyria Madauss
122 pages
Have you ever tried to get rid of a habit – and find you can’t? Do you still think and do things you know are wrong, but can’t stop yourself, even though you have given your life to Jesus? Do you have difficulty discerning the will of God? Then this book is for you.
In practical terms Mother Martyria spells out victorious Christian living on the basis of Paul's letter to the Romans. There is no such thing as a hopeless case, even our failures can be turned into a victory for the Lord, if we move forward in faith. This is the meaning of true joy, which is dependent not on circumstances, but on the assurance that God loves us as we are, but too much to leave us as we are.
Response: This book showed me the renewing of our minds means sacrificing ourselves and surrendering body, soul and spirit completely to Jesus. Doing this, I experienced how my life underwent a transformation. The transformation of my mind, meant everything became centered on Jesus: 'What would please Him?' 'How can I thank Him?' Whenever I find something hard, this book taught me to have the attitude, 'For You, Lord, for You!' Australia