He Did Deliver Me From Bondage
by Colleen Harrison
This book uses the Book of Mormon and the principles of the Gospel of Jesus Christ as they correlate with the Twelve-Step program to overcome compulsive/addictive behavior and other problems.
This best–selling book is about awakening—becoming a whole new creature in Christ by putting God first, ridding one's self of pride, and developing a relationship with God that is closer and sweeter than any other. It's about being delivered from the bondage of lies, recovered by the Spirit of Truth, Jesus Christ.
This study guide assists Latter–day Saints in understanding the principles of the gospel that harmonize so perfectly with the principles in each of the Twelve Steps. Each chapter is woven around a powerful collection of Book of Mormon scriptures and quotes from latter–day prophets. Thousands of people have already been blessed with increased recovery from otherwise insurmountable problems––addiction, compulsive behaviors, depression, trauma, abuse in childhood or as an adult, aw well as the loss of a loved one—by focusing these true principles on their particular challenges.
He Did Deliver Me from Bondage conveys a profound testimony that the Atonement of Jesus Christ is equal to any challenge we face.
Convenient size makes this book easy to carry with your scriptures or journal. May be used as part of any Twelve Step group or for individual study. Has been used in organized LDS Twelve Step recovery programs, such as Heart t' Heart and LDS Family Services, as well as in ward and stake sponsored workshops and classes.
Serialized on Meridian Magazine and highly recommended - over 100,000 copies sold - making this book the #1 best selling LDS Twelve Step recovery book!
162 pages
Published: 2000
"'He Did Deliver Me from Bondage' is a most impressive adaptation of the AA Twelve Step program using LDS theology and scriptures. I have referred many people to the Heart t' Heart program which uses this book as a study guide. It's noncontroversial. It's not a cult. It's low–key, helpful, healing, positive, and people do become more integrated, happier, and healthy in working its principles—which at their core are spiritual."
Victor B. Cline, Ph.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Psych., University of Utah.
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