Reviews for Self-esteem

The average rating for Self-esteem based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-05-06 00:00:00 Richie Rubin This is a very misleading book concerning the power of Satan and work of Jesus on the cross. Anderson's main thesis for this book--that born-again believers can be possessed by demons--is not supported by Scripture. His understanding of sin and Christian's struggle to victory is understood by this thesis alone; thus, every believer needs to be delivered from some type of evil or they will never experience freedom in Christ. His resolution to this problem is his "Seven Steps to Freedom" found in the last chapter of The Bondage Breaker. This is a very formulaic driven process that releases believers from the power of evil. Once again, this is based on the premise that all believers are vulnerable to possession and most likely have something in their past that has opened them up to it. Anderson's discussion on New Ageism is somewhat helpful but does not outweigh the negative. There are far better resources on New Ageism. I do not recommend this book.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-08-22 00:00:00 Xavier Williams A must-have resource for the Christian looking for healing and freedom from past traumas, habits, and hang-ups that may be causing their walk with Christ to be be something it was never intended to be: burdensome and ineffective. This is not a 'self-help' book, but a way of reshaping your thinking with a solid scriptural basis, confronting lies that have held you down, and embracing your identity in Christ.