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What You Don't See Can Hurt You!
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ISBN: 0899571409
MSRP $10.99 192 Pages
5 x 7 inches
Trade Paperback
Little Sin, Big Problems exposes the reader to the silent, insidious presence of sin in our lives— the so-called "little sins"—that are bigger and more glaring and flagrant in God's eyes than we know! It's a startling message that takes readers on a compelling and emotional journey into the pervasive and often blind nature of feminine sin.
The story soars with emotional highs and lows—including a harrowing account of the author's thirteen-year battle with an eating disorder—and is written in a fresh and unique voice that moves the reader from laughter to tears with a message that has the power to fundamentally change lives. Reading the book is like talking to a friend—fun, exciting, and interesting.
Little Sins exposes six underlying platforms of sin:
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How the judgments we make based upon appearances and perceptions can lead us to harmful and false assumptions.
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How focusing on appearance and worldly accomplishments propels us into an exhausting and ring-like competitive state and undermines our walk with God.
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How the hidden agenda behind what we give and receive can poison our relationships and crush self-esteem.
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How we sometimes 'look the other way' and slip into a net of inertia when people need us the most.
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How an idle, unchallenged mind feeds itself on destructive earthly nourishment like gossip and pop culture.
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How our over-scheduled, consumer-oriented lifestyle drains us of the energy required to give of ourselves to those who don't have the means to return the favor.
The book concludes with a powerful plan for helping the reader discern and battle the "little" sins of life.
About the Author:
 Sarah Onderdonk is a former senior-level strategist and business consultant for one of the world's largest corporations. She is a nationally published writer, whose essays on behalf of a leading international firm have appeared in top secular outlets, including The New York Times and The Washington Post. Sarah left the work force in 1996 to concentrate on family life and spiritual development.
Now as a Christian businesswoman and mother, she marries her business and communications expertise with Biblical insights in the debut of a powerful new book for Christian women—Little Sins, Big Problems.
Sarah, her husband Todd, and two children live in Colleyville, Texas (outside of Dallas) and are active members at one the fastest growing Southern Baptist churches in America—Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas. Click here to link to this author's website.
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