Diehard Sins: How to Fight Wisely Against Destructive Daily Habits by Rush Witt

About:

Christians need to fight both big, obvious sins and commonplace, familiar sins—which can sneak in and become the hardest to kill of all. Pastor and counselor Rush Witt defines such diehard sins, presents an understandable overall doctrine of sin, and lays out a method for change that pits Christ and his provisions against the subtle, elusive sins that seem so unkillable.

Reviews:

"A careful and refreshing resource that every Christian should read." --R. Albert Mohler Jr.

"Offers more practical ways to meditate on the gospel than any book I have read in a long time. . . . Diehard Sins will repay the time you invest with a rich harvest of ways to grow in daily godliness." --J. Alasdair Groves, Director of Counseling, CCEF New England (Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation)

"I most appreciate the way Rush encourages readers with the hope of biblical heart change—especially readers who are discouraged from wrestling with deep-rooted vices in their own strength."
--Dale Johnson, Executive Director, Association of Certified Biblical Counselors

"Serves the Christian church by offering wise, biblical, Christ-centered help for understanding and fighting the seemingly 'little' sins in our lives that threaten to quietly destroy us." --Johnny M. Hunt, Senior Pastor, First Baptist Church, Woodstock, Georgia

Author:

Rush Witt (MDiv, DMin, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary)is lead pastor of Paramount Church in Bexley, Ohio, and author of A Strategy for Incorporating Biblical Counseling in North American Church Plants.