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The Bait of Satan: Living Free from the Deadly Trap of Offense - Bevere, John

The Bait of Satan: Living Free from the Deadly Trap of Offense

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Escape the enemy's deadly trap! The Bait of Satan exposes one of the most deceptive snares Satan uses to get believers out of the will of God--offense.

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Deborah

Dec 1, 2011

One book you don't want to be without

This is a book you will want to go back and read and re-read...the enemy comes in and wants to destroy relationships...don't allow it.

Deidra H

Jan 27, 2011

A Must have!!

This book is a must have!! It is life changing and is for those who are really wanting to get over offense. Just in the first 4 chapters, my life begin to change for the better, WOW! If you are not ready to be set free and clear your life of hindrances, this book is not for you. John Bevere was really inspired by GOD himself to write this book and I am grateful to GOD that he did!

2curious

Aug 5, 2010

Truth for living a meaningful Christian life

This book will change your perspective -- and will change your life! Mr. Bevere frankly offers insight into the truth of living as a child of God, so be ready to rock and roll!!

BenjaminGoh

Oct 3, 2009

The call to Godly Response

I read this book almost 10 years ago. It still rings truth to many who have questions about living a life for the Lord. But yet they are powerless when situation or conflicts arises.
Bevere shared that the key to a life free from bondages, resentments, bitterness and unforgiveness is godly response.
Through godly response - not looking inward(yourself) but looking upward(mind of Christ) you are able to live a life that is truly God pleasing.
Those mountainous task of reconciliation and forgiveness are lies. It is easy in Christ.
Your Christian life is never about yourself, it's all about God and glorifying Him.
Through our godly response. Men may see that the God we serve is a living God and He indeed, have set us free.

ggpsh

Sep 8, 2008

Free yourself

This book really reminds us that the "offense" we take hurts us much more than the person or thing that caused us to have this feeling. It is a very helpful discussion on mending our hurts.

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