7 Deadly Psychological Sins DVD (DVD)
$35.00
This DVD will help the viewer discover seven personal negative thinking patterns – worry, avoidance, criticism, complaining, self-pity, emotionalism, bitterness – that influence one’s emotional health. Learn how to “fix” them with simple replacement behaviors. The goal? A healthier, happier you. This DVD is set up in chapters and would be suitable for small groups with follow-up discussions. Also includes 1 hour of bonus material.
2 in stock
SKU (ISBN): 9780989557528
Jennifer Schwirzer
Binding: Video DVD
Published: January 2015
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
You must be logged in to post a review.
Related products
-
Jesus 101 Gospel Of Luke 2 (DVD)
$7.29Add to cartOne of Jesus 101 DVD series by the Voice of Prophecy. This DVD of Elizabeth Talbot shares the story of Christ’s love and salvation in a way that appeals to all ages. She uses every day items to demonstrate the object lessons as she speaks. Each CD is sold separately and contains 4 26-minute sermons.
Presentations Include:
-Exodus
-Connecting the Dots
-Paradise
-New Identity -
Jesus 101 Gospel Of Matthew (DVD)
$7.39Add to cartOne of Jesus 101 DVD series by the Voice of Prophecy. This DVD of Elizabeth Talbot shares the story of Christ’s love and salvation in a way that appeals to all ages. She uses every day items to demonstrate the object lessons as she speaks. Each CD is sold separately and contains 4 26-minute sermons.
Presentations included:
-The Davidic King
-Jesus’ Great Grandmothers
-Immanuel
-Star Trek -
Yes I Remember Ellen White (DVD)
$22.39Add to cartThe DVD includes conversations between two of Ellen White’s grandchildren, Arthur White and Grace Jacques. The two share stories while walking together at Elmshaven, Mrs. White’s last home. And who wouldn’t be captivated by the recollections of H.M.S. Richards Sr., filmed in his study as he talks in that easy, conversational manner that marked him as one of the most prominent radio evangelists in America? And don’t forget the memories of Ernest Lloyd, the longtime editor of Our Little Friend.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.