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Spiritual Detox

Discovering the Joy of Liberating Confession

Howard Satterthwaite

9780281086276
160 pages
SPCK Group
Overview

'There is not a person on the planet who has not needed a book like this.' Dr R. T. Kendall

'Fresh, insightful and utterly relevant . . . Here you will find depth of insight and height of vision, breadth of wisdom and sharpness of illustration.’ Canon J. John

'A very applicable and moving book serving as a reminder of the freedom that is available in Christ.' Rachelle Ann Go

The gospels tell us that God wants to take away our burdens and offer us forgiveness. Confessing our sins should be liberating and joyful – so why do we so often feel only shame and guilt?

Spiritual Detox invites you to rethink the way you see confession and discover greater joy through the recovery of this much-neglected spiritual discipline. Blending biblical teaching with practical advice and application, it will show you how making regular, heart-felt confession will revitalise your spiritual life – whether you are unhappy and discouraged, wrestling with guilt and shame or just longing to drink more deeply of God’s forgiveness and abundant grace.

Using examples from Scripture, and with meditations on 1 John 1:9, Spiritual Detox explores how confessing sin frees us from guilt to strengthen our relationship with God. Packed full of practical wisdom and insight, it will leave you with a clearer vision of God’s forgiveness, help you to make confession part of your everyday spiritual formation and set you on a path of liberating joy and discipleship.

Author Bio
Howard and Holly Satterthwaite have been married for ten years and have two children. Howard is the Lead Pastor of the world-famous and historic Westminster Chapel in London and before that he worked as a Barrister as well as engaging in human rights work in Kenya and the USA. Holly, having been a learning and development adviser in an international law firm in the City of London, is now a qualified career coach, and involved in the wider leadership of Westminster Chapel