books by David A. Seamands (performance casualties disciples)

books by David A. Seamands

books:

2 reviews
David A. Seamands

Victor Books, 1982

growing up when you are not young
I haven't finished this book yet, but have found a lot of helpful insights into my behavior and the behavior of others and why we act the way we do at times, especially when we don't want to act the way we do. I recommend this for anyone who is trying to figure out some of the whys in their lives.

Healing Grace: Finding a Freedom from the Performance Trap

3 reviews
David A. Seamands

Light & Life Communications, 1999

Provides a roadmap to freedom from the bondage of shame.
With insight and wisdom, David Seamands identifies the root cause of the insecurity and ineffectiveness that plague many Christians. Tracing the problem to its source--the shame at the core of our being--Seamands reveals how people develop quasi-identities in a fruitless attempt to earn the unconditional love and acceptance they so desperately crave. He then provides practical steps to help ...

Healing of Memories

1 review
David Seamands

Victor Books, 1987

Emotional Healing for the Christian
Seamonds writes a book that is very caring. He addresses many issues, including blocked memories. This is helpful both the the person who seeks healing from memories as well as pastors and counselors.

Healing for Damaged Emotions

23 reviews
David A. Seamands

Victor Books, 1987

Removing the hindrances to normal spiritual growth
As a pastor and spiritual director, I've been using this book as a regular give-away to believers when it becomes obvious that they are stuck - some old wound is yet hindering them from normal spiritual growth in Christ. Having ministered among Native People for several years, as well as those dealing with addictions (even as Christians), I found the truths and principles Dr. Seamands expounds on ...

Damaged Disciples: Casualties of Authoritarian Churches and the Shepherding Movement

5 reviews
Ron Burks, Vicki Burks

Zondervan, 1992

This one hit close to home!
This book shows the problems experienced by a young couple who were involved in the Shepherding Movement surfacing early 1970's in the Charismatic Movement (which was strongly influencing Evangelical Christianity). Basically, there were four (later five) prominent Bible teachers who began to emphasize an obedience to human authority all out of proportion to what is actually taught in the Bible. ...

God's Electrocardiogram: Finding the Cure for Your "Heart Disease"

1 review
David A Seamands

Bristol Books, 1989

From Back Cover~
Electrocardiograms, by-pass surgery, transplants--doctors and scientists have developed procedures to diagnose and treat heart disease. But there are kinds of heart trouble only the Great Physician can cure. Just as the heart is the center of our biological life, so the Bible uses the heart as the symbol of the state of our souls. In God's Electrocardiogram, Dr. Seamands looks at many of the ...

Healing Your Heart of Painful Emotions

2 reviews
David Seamands

Thomas Nelson, 2005

Peace His way!
A terrific book for those who desire peace. Freedom from the baggage and emotional ties that past life experiences influence current decision making and thinking. David Seamands writing in combination with our Holy Spirt can, as you allow, heal a heart that desires to experience Gods peace.

Putting Away Childish Things: A Recovery Workbook for Putting Away Childish Things (Personal growth bookshelf)
David A. Seamands, Beth Funk

Victor Books, 1993

God can transform our old, childish ways and lead us into Christian adulthood. This bestseller can help you to listen to God's call to growth.

Dejando a un lado lo que es de niño
David Seamands

Editorial Clie, 2005

Este libro ha sido escrito para ayudar a identificar las pautas infantiles de nuestro carácter y sugerir formas que nos permitan crecer en Cristo bajo todos los aspectos.

God's Blueprint for Living
David A. Seamands

Bristol, 1988

Inspirational

Curacion Para Los Tramas Em
David Seamands

Editorial Clie, 1993

Whether through our own fallen temperament, willful disobedience, or as victims of the hurtful actions of others, many of us struggle with crippling emotions. David Seamands charts a course for healing and restoration through appropriating God's grace.