There I Go Again: How to Keep from Falling for the Same Old Sin

THERE I GO AGAIN
HOW TO KEEP FROM FALLING
FOR THE SAME OLD SIN

Your New Year's resolutions were short-lived. So were all the other pledges to reform. You're sick of sermons. Your willpower won't. And now, after a long struggle with a bad habit, you've come up empty-again. If growing in Christ is so easy, why is it so hard?

There I Go Again tackles this most common frustration of believers-wrestling with the same old sin year after year. Based on the author's own gut-wrenching trials with a habitual problem, There I Go Again is a nuts-and-bolts approach to hard-core change. Steven Mosley's multi-layered strategy gets behind the usual cliches and sheds light on what's do-able. The author replaces the typical teeth-gritting, will-powered approach which burns people out, with a rewarding, sustainable process which builds people up. And along the way, he debunks myths that surround self-improvement.

If you yearn for permanent change, here's how to manage weakness, reverse habits, overcome chronic sins, and substitute God's strength for personal vulnerability. Now when temptation strikes, you no longer have to feel like a sitting duck who can only groan, "There I go again!"

Steven Mosley is a writer for Christian television and the author of Glimpses of God and A Tale of Three Virtues. After growing up in Mexico and Colombia, he spent five years making evangelical films and teaching the Bible in Japan. Currently he and his family live in Newbury Park, California.