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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the voice telling you to submit was not the voice of God at all?For many dedicated believers, the quest spiritual fulfillment often involves sitting in church, following their leaders' directives, and adhering to many expectations. Yet. despite their best efforts, they often end up broken, burned out, and confused, questioning whether they are truly experiencing the life God desires for them."The Altar of Authority" is a powerful memoir and theological exploration where Ralph Good shares his profound and often harrowing journey, shaped by early children religious trauma and spiritual abuse. His narrative inspires hope and empowers readers on their path healing and a deeper understanding, especially for those who have suffer spiritual trauma. It unveils a clear path to freedom while providing invaluable tools that will help draw you closer to God. Within the pages of this transformative book, you will discover: The undeniable truth that the phrase "All authority is of God" is a lie: Jesus even called those in authority " sons of their father the devil."The startling biblical insight regarding "exousia" (translated as authority and power) revealing that the same Greek term defines the power and authority of both God's and Satan's kingdoms, and how scripture exposes abusive leadership as operating under the insidious influence of the antichrist.A clear distinction between the "fear of god" and the "fear of man" who comes in God's name.The disturbing tactics used by toxic church leaders to manipulate their followers into submission, create a climate of fear, and deliver seemingly prophetic "words from God" to keep the congregation under control. A robust theological framework developed by Ralph Good, which identifies and dismantles the false altars of authority constructed by unscrupulous church leaders who seek to enslave for their own agenda, ultimately leading them away from God and leaving them vulnerable to Satan's manipulation. An empowering perspective that emphasizes that question corrupt authority is not rebellion against God; it is an act of obedience to him, and the first steps towards spiritual freedom. This book equips you with tools to confidently discern between healthy leadership and the false teachers Jesus warned us about, reinforcing your trust in spiritual judgment as you negative your journey towards healing and freedom. Ralph not only survived childhood religious trauma, spiritual abuse and formidable threats from drug dealers but also earned a prestigious Governor's Award for his transformative work in a troubled community, ultimately reconstructing a life filled with fearless purpose.This is not a message of gentle reassurance: It is a powerful and practical survival manual designed to offer both hope and guidance for your healing journey. A memoir of surviving spiritual abuse and theological study on healthy authority in contrast to the false teachers Jesus warned us about. A genuine survival manual for the spiritually abused, leading them to wholeness in Jesus. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "All authority is of God."They said it from the pulpit. They said it in the cell group. They said it when Ralph Good asked why he had to cut his beard, why he had to abandon his own calling to serve the pastor's vision, why questioning an elder meant inviting the judgment of God. To resist authority, he was told, was to resist God himself.It nearly killed him.The Altar of Authority is one man's account of what fear-based religion does to a person - and what happened when he finally opened the Bible for himself. After a childhood ruled by dread and a conversion in a rented room above a bar, Ralph Good spent years inside a church that used a single verse to keep him compliant. In the wreckage that followed, he did what no one expected: he examined every Greek word translated "authority" in Scripture, one verse at a time.What he found was not what he had been taught. Jesus described the authority of this world as belonging to the ruler of darkness. Satan claimed it and offered it. Jesus refused it - and handed his followers something else entirely: the authority of a servant.Part memoir, part word study, part invitation, this book draws the line between the authority Christ gave and the authority men claim in his name. It recovers the fear of God as reverent love rather than dread. And it ends where the author's own freedom took him: into a neighborhood held hostage by dealers who ruled by fear - the same weapon, in different hands - where refusing to bow transformed a community.Includes a complete appendix examining every Greek term rendered "authority" in the New Testament, with Strong's references, for anyone who has ever been handed a verse and told to submit.For readers of Redeeming Power, A Church Called Tov, and The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. "All authority is of God."They said it from the pulpit. They said it in the cell group. They said it when Ralph Good asked why he had to cut his beard, why he had to abandon his own calling to serve the pastor's vision, why questioning an elder meant inviting the judgment of God. To resist authority, he was told, was to resist God himself.It nearly killed him.The Altar of Authority is one man's account of what fear-based religion does to a person - and what happened when he finally opened the Bible for himself. After a childhood ruled by dread and a conversion in a rented room above a bar, Ralph Good spent years inside a church that used a single verse to keep him compliant. In the wreckage that followed, he did what no one expected: he examined every Greek word translated "authority" in Scripture, one verse at a time.What he found was not what he had been taught. Jesus described the authority of this world as belonging to the ruler of darkness. Satan claimed it and offered it. Jesus refused it - and handed his followers something else entirely: the authority of a servant.Part memoir, part word study, part invitation, this book draws the line between the authority Christ gave and the authority men claim in his name. It recovers the fear of God as reverent love rather than dread. And it ends where the author's own freedom took him: into a neighborhood held hostage by dealers who ruled by fear - the same weapon, in different hands - where refusing to bow transformed a community.Includes a complete appendix examining every Greek term rendered "authority" in the New Testament, with Strong's references, for anyone who has ever been handed a verse and told to submit.For readers of Redeeming Power, A Church Called Tov, and The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Break free from fear, reclaim your faith, and follow Jesus. Don't be controlled.After a childhood in a fear-based church, and young adulthood derailed by spiritual abuse; Ralph good hid rock-bottom, alone in a small room above a bar. Crushed by leaders who demanded blind submission and called it God's will. What followed was a life-and-death reckoning that drove him to Scripture, not systems. In Helping the Wounded Heal, Good intertwines a gripping memoir with a clear, accessible biblical exploration of authority, the fear of God, and true discipleship. He confronts the most misused verses about submission, contrasts worldly domination with Christ's servant leadership how reverent love, not terror, restores a whole heart. From a suicide attempt to a Spirit-led turnaround that helped transform a violent neighborhood and earned a civic recognition, his story is a testament is the power of truth to set the captives free.Divided into My Story, Exposing the Lies, and Celebrating Freedom, this book guides believers step-by-step from confusion and coercion to clarity and courage. Good unpacks key Greek terms often translated as "authority," shows how Jesus and the apostles resisted abusive power without abandoning humility, and reframes the "fear of God" as a life-giving posture that safeguards justice, mercy, and love.If you've been shamed, silenced, or pushed to serve a vision that wasn't God's, you'll find compassionate, validation, robust biblical insight, and practical hope to rebuilt trust in Jesus Christ. For survivors of spiritual manipulation and seekers of authentic discipleship, Helping the Wounded Heal is a gentle but firm hand, out of the dark, back to the voice of the Savior. Bold, honest, and deeply pastoral, this is a freedom manifesto for anyone weary of legalism yet hungry for holiness. Discover how to test teachings without cynicism, submit to Jesus without losing yourself, and walk in the spirit with a sound mind, courageous love, and a renewed mission that blesses neighborhoods and nations.If you love Lee Strobel's clarity, Henry Cloud's healing wisdom, and John Brevere's holy allegiance to God, you'll love this book. Bold, honest, and deeply pastoral, this is a freedom manifesto for anyone weary of legalism yet hungry for holiness. Discover how to test teaching teachings without cynicism, submit to Jesus without losing your identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the voice telling you to submit was not the voice of God at all?For many dedicated believers, the quest spiritual fulfillment often involves sitting in church, following their leaders' directives, and adhering to many expectations. Yet. despite their best efforts, they often end up broken, burned out, and confused, questioning whether they are truly experiencing the life God desires for them."The Altar of Authority" is a powerful memoir and theological exploration where Ralph Good shares his profound and often harrowing journey, shaped by early children religious trauma and spiritual abuse. His narrative inspires hope and empowers readers on their path healing and a deeper understanding, especially for those who have suffer spiritual trauma. It unveils a clear path to freedom while providing invaluable tools that will help draw you closer to God. Within the pages of this transformative book, you will discover: The undeniable truth that the phrase "All authority is of God" is a lie: Jesus even called those in authority " sons of their father the devil."The startling biblical insight regarding "exousia" (translated as authority and power) revealing that the same Greek term defines the power and authority of both God's and Satan's kingdoms, and how scripture exposes abusive leadership as operating under the insidious influence of the antichrist.A clear distinction between the "fear of god" and the "fear of man" who comes in God's name.The disturbing tactics used by toxic church leaders to manipulate their followers into submission, create a climate of fear, and deliver seemingly prophetic "words from God" to keep the congregation under control. A robust theological framework developed by Ralph Good, which identifies and dismantles the false altars of authority constructed by unscrupulous church leaders who seek to enslave for their own agenda, ultimately leading them away from God and leaving them vulnerable to Satan's manipulation. An empowering perspective that emphasizes that question corrupt authority is not rebellion against God; it is an act of obedience to him, and the first steps towards spiritual freedom. This book equips you with tools to confidently discern between healthy leadership and the false teachers Jesus warned us about, reinforcing your trust in spiritual judgment as you negative your journey towards healing and freedom. Ralph not only survived childhood religious trauma, spiritual abuse and formidable threats from drug dealers but also earned a prestigious Governor's Award for his transformative work in a troubled community, ultimately reconstructing a life filled with fearless purpose.This is not a message of gentle reassurance: It is a powerful and practical survival manual designed to offer both hope and guidance for your healing journey. A memoir of surviving spiritual abuse and theological study on healthy authority in contrast to the false teachers Jesus warned us about. A genuine survival manual for the spiritually abused, leading them to wholeness in Jesus. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Salvation is the greatest gift God offers, a gift of love, forgiveness, and new life through Jesus Christ. When we put our faith in Him and confess His name, we are welcomed into God's family as His beloved children. This gift isn't just about eternal life in heaven; it also brings redemption, healing, restoration, and hope for our lives today. But the enemy works hard to keep us from living in the freedom and blessings God has promised.In EMBRACE YOUR SALVATION: Overcome Satan's Schemes to Steal Your Inheritance Ralph Good shines a light on the lies and distractions Satan uses, even within the church to keep believers from experiencing the fullness of salvation. With clear teaching and practical steps, he shows how you can recognize the enemy's traps, stand firm in your faith, and walk confidently in the joy, peace, and security that only God provides.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What if the voice telling you to submit was not the voice of God at all For many dedicated believers, the quest spiritual fulfillment often involves sitting in church, following their leaders' directives, and adhering to many expectations. Yet. despite their best efforts, they often end up broken, burned out, and confused, questioning whether they are truly experiencing the life God desires for them.'The Altar of Authority' is a powerful memoir and theological exploration where Ralph Good shares his profound and often harrowing journey, shaped by early children religious trauma and spiritual abuse. His narrative inspires hope and empowers readers on their path healing and a deeper understanding, especially for those who have suffer spiritual trauma. It unveils a clear path to freedom while providing invaluable tools that will help draw you closer to God. Within the pages of this transformative book, you will discover:The undeniable truth that the phrase 'All authority is of God' is a lie: Jesus even called those in authority ' sons of their father the devil.'The startling biblical insight regarding 'exousia' (translated as authority and power) revealing that the same Greek term defines the power and authority of both God's and Satan's kingdoms, and how scripture exposes abusive leadership as operating under the insidious influence of the antichrist.A clear distinction between the 'fear of god' and the 'fear of man' who comes in God's name.The disturbing tactics used by toxic church leaders to manipulate their followers into submission, create a climate of fear, and deliver seemingly prophetic 'words from God' to keep the congregation under control. A robust theological framework developed by Ralph Good, which identifies and dismantles the false altars of authority constructed by unscrupulous church leaders who seek to enslave for their own agenda, ultimately leading them away from God and leaving them vulnerable to Satan's manipulation. An empowering perspective that emphasizes that question corrupt authority is not rebellion against God; it is an act of obedience to him, and the first steps towards spiritual freedom. This book equips you with tools to confidently discern between healthy leadership and the false teachers Jesus warned us about, reinforcing your trust in spiritual judgment as you negative your journey towards healing and freedom. Ralph not only survived childhood religious trauma, spiritual abuse and formidable threats from drug dealers but also earned a prestigious Governor's Award for his transformative work in a troubled community, ultimately reconstructing a life filled with fearless purpose.This is not a message of gentle reassurance:It is a powerful and practical survival manual designed to offer both hope and guidance for your healing journey. …

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What if the voice telling you to submit was not the voice of God at all?For many dedicated believers, the quest spiritual fulfillment often involves sitting in church, following their leaders' directives, and adhering to many expectations. Yet. despite their best efforts, they often end up broken, burned out, and confused, questioning whether they are truly experiencing the life God desires for them."The Altar of Authority" is a powerful memoir and theological exploration where Ralph Good shares his profound and often harrowing journey, shaped by early children religious trauma and spiritual abuse. His narrative inspires hope and empowers readers on their path healing and a deeper understanding, especially for those who have suffer spiritual trauma. It unveils a clear path to freedom while providing invaluable tools that will help draw you closer to God. Within the pages of this transformative book, you will discover: The undeniable truth that the phrase "All authority is of God" is a lie: Jesus even called those in authority " sons of their father the devil."The startling biblical insight regarding "exousia" (translated as authority and power) revealing that the same Greek term defines the power and authority of both God's and Satan's kingdoms, and how scripture exposes abusive leadership as operating under the insidious influence of the antichrist.A clear distinction between the "fear of god" and the "fear of man" who comes in God's name.The disturbing tactics used by toxic church leaders to manipulate their followers into submission, create a climate of fear, and deliver seemingly prophetic "words from God" to keep the congregation under control. A robust theological framework developed by Ralph Good, which identifies and dismantles the false altars of authority constructed by unscrupulous church leaders who seek to enslave for their own agenda, ultimately leading them away from God and leaving them vulnerable to Satan's manipulation. An empowering perspective that emphasizes that question corrupt authority is not rebellion against God; it is an act of obedience to him, and the first steps towards spiritual freedom. This book equips you with tools to confidently discern between healthy leadership and the false teachers Jesus warned us about, reinforcing your trust in spiritual judgment as you negative your journey towards healing and freedom. Ralph not only survived childhood religious trauma, spiritual abuse and formidable threats from drug dealers but also earned a prestigious Governor's Award for his transformative work in a troubled community, ultimately reconstructing a life filled with fearless purpose.This is not a message of gentle reassurance: It is a powerful and practical survival manual designed to offer both hope and guidance for your healing journey. A memoir of surviving spiritual abuse and theological study on healthy authority in contrast to the false teachers Jesus warned us about. A genuine survival manual for the spiritually abused, leading them to wholeness in Jesus. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Break free from fear, reclaim your faith, and follow Jesus. Don't be controlled.After a childhood in a fear-based church, and young adulthood derailed by spiritual abuse; Ralph good hid rock-bottom, alone in a small room above a bar. Crushed by leaders who demanded blind submission and called it God's will. What followed was a life-and-death reckoning that drove him to Scripture, not systems. In Helping the Wounded Heal, Good intertwines a gripping memoir with a clear, accessible biblical exploration of authority, the fear of God, and true discipleship. He confronts the most misused verses about submission, contrasts worldly domination with Christ's servant leadership how reverent love, not terror, restores a whole heart. From a suicide attempt to a Spirit-led turnaround that helped transform a violent neighborhood and earned a civic recognition, his story is a testament is the power of truth to set the captives free.Divided into My Story, Exposing the Lies, and Celebrating Freedom, this book guides believers step-by-step from confusion and coercion to clarity and courage. Good unpacks key Greek terms often translated as "authority," shows how Jesus and the apostles resisted abusive power without abandoning humility, and reframes the "fear of God" as a life-giving posture that safeguards justice, mercy, and love.If you've been shamed, silenced, or pushed to serve a vision that wasn't God's, you'll find compassionate, validation, robust biblical insight, and practical hope to rebuilt trust in Jesus Christ. For survivors of spiritual manipulation and seekers of authentic discipleship, Helping the Wounded Heal is a gentle but firm hand, out of the dark, back to the voice of the Savior. Bold, honest, and deeply pastoral, this is a freedom manifesto for anyone weary of legalism yet hungry for holiness. Discover how to test teachings without cynicism, submit to Jesus without losing yourself, and walk in the spirit with a sound mind, courageous love, and a renewed mission that blesses neighborhoods and nations.If you love Lee Strobel's clarity, Henry Cloud's healing wisdom, and John Brevere's holy allegiance to God, you'll love this book. Bold, honest, and deeply pastoral, this is a freedom manifesto for anyone weary of legalism yet hungry for holiness. Discover how to test teaching teachings without cynicism, submit to Jesus without losing your identity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Salvation is a divine gift of God, extended to humanity through the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. By accepting this gift by faith in and confession of Jesus, individuals are welcomed into God's kingdom and identified as children of the living God. This gift encompasses salvation, redemption, healing, restoration and hope for eternal life. However, Saan, the ruler of this world seeks to undermine the rights bestowed upon us through Christ's sacrifice. keeping us in bondage, depriving us of the blessings God intends for us.Ralph Good examines deceptions in segments of the church that Satan exploits to prevent believers from fully experiencing their salvation. He offers practical solutions to avoid the devil's traps and emphases the comfort and security God's gift of salvation provides. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "All authority is of God."They said it from the pulpit. They said it in the cell group. They said it when Ralph Good asked why he had to cut his beard, why he had to abandon his own calling to serve the pastor's vision, why questioning an elder meant inviting the judgment of God. To resist authority, he was told, was to resist God himself.It nearly killed him.The Altar of Authority is one man's account of what fear-based religion does to a person - and what happened when he finally opened the Bible for himself. After a childhood ruled by dread and a conversion in a rented room above a bar, Ralph Good spent years inside a church that used a single verse to keep him compliant. In the wreckage that followed, he did what no one expected: he examined every Greek word translated "authority" in Scripture, one verse at a time.What he found was not what he had been taught. Jesus described the authority of this world as belonging to the ruler of darkness. Satan claimed it and offered it. Jesus refused it - and handed his followers something else entirely: the authority of a servant.Part memoir, part word study, part invitation, this book draws the line between the authority Christ gave and the authority men claim in his name. It recovers the fear of God as reverent love rather than dread. And it ends where the author's own freedom took him: into a neighborhood held hostage by dealers who ruled by fear - the same weapon, in different hands - where refusing to bow transformed a community.Includes a complete appendix examining every Greek term rendered "authority" in the New Testament, with Strong's references, for anyone who has ever been handed a verse and told to submit.For readers of Redeeming Power, A Church Called Tov, and The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "All authority is of God."They said it from the pulpit. They said it in the cell group. They said it when Ralph Good asked why he had to cut his beard, why he had to abandon his own calling to serve the pastor's vision, why questioning an elder meant inviting the judgment of God. To resist authority, he was told, was to resist God himself.It nearly killed him.The Altar of Authority is one man's account of what fear-based religion does to a person - and what happened when he finally opened the Bible for himself. After a childhood ruled by dread and a conversion in a rented room above a bar, Ralph Good spent years inside a church that used a single verse to keep him compliant. In the wreckage that followed, he did what no one expected: he examined every Greek word translated "authority" in Scripture, one verse at a time.What he found was not what he had been taught. Jesus described the authority of this world as belonging to the ruler of darkness. Satan claimed it and offered it. Jesus refused it - and handed his followers something else entirely: the authority of a servant.Part memoir, part word study, part invitation, this book draws the line between the authority Christ gave and the authority men claim in his name. It recovers the fear of God as reverent love rather than dread. And it ends where the author's own freedom took him: into a neighborhood held hostage by dealers who ruled by fear - the same weapon, in different hands - where refusing to bow transformed a community.Includes a complete appendix examining every Greek term rendered "authority" in the New Testament, with Strong's references, for anyone who has ever been handed a verse and told to submit.For readers of Redeeming Power, A Church Called Tov, and The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. "All authority is of God."They said it from the pulpit. They said it in the cell group. They said it when Ralph Good asked why he had to cut his beard, why he had to abandon his own calling to serve the pastor's vision, why questioning an elder meant inviting the judgment of God. To resist authority, he was told, was to resist God himself.It nearly killed him.The Altar of Authority is one man's account of what fear-based religion does to a person - and what happened when he finally opened the Bible for himself. After a childhood ruled by dread and a conversion in a rented room above a bar, Ralph Good spent years inside a church that used a single verse to keep him compliant. In the wreckage that followed, he did what no one expected: he examined every Greek word translated "authority" in Scripture, one verse at a time.What he found was not what he had been taught. Jesus described the authority of this world as belonging to the ruler of darkness. Satan claimed it and offered it. Jesus refused it - and handed his followers something else entirely: the authority of a servant.Part memoir, part word study, part invitation, this book draws the line between the authority Christ gave and the authority men claim in his name. It recovers the fear of God as reverent love rather than dread. And it ends where the author's own freedom took him: into a neighborhood held hostage by dealers who ruled by fear - the same weapon, in different hands - where refusing to bow transformed a community.Includes a complete appendix examining every Greek term rendered "authority" in the New Testament, with Strong's references, for anyone who has ever been handed a verse and told to submit.For readers of Redeeming Power, A Church Called Tov, and The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. "All authority is of God."They said it from the pulpit. They said it in the cell group. They said it when Ralph Good asked why he had to cut his beard, why he had to abandon his own calling to serve the pastor's vision, why questioning an elder meant inviting the judgment of God. To resist authority, he was told, was to resist God himself.It nearly killed him.The Altar of Authority is one man's account of what fear-based religion does to a person - and what happened when he finally opened the Bible for himself. After a childhood ruled by dread and a conversion in a rented room above a bar, Ralph Good spent years inside a church that used a single verse to keep him compliant. In the wreckage that followed, he did what no one expected: he examined every Greek word translated "authority" in Scripture, one verse at a time.What he found was not what he had been taught. Jesus described the authority of this world as belonging to the ruler of darkness. Satan claimed it and offered it. Jesus refused it - and handed his followers something else entirely: the authority of a servant.Part memoir, part word study, part invitation, this book draws the line between the authority Christ gave and the authority men claim in his name. It recovers the fear of God as reverent love rather than dread. And it ends where the author's own freedom took him: into a neighborhood held hostage by dealers who ruled by fear - the same weapon, in different hands - where refusing to bow transformed a community.Includes a complete appendix examining every Greek term rendered "authority" in the New Testament, with Strong's references, for anyone who has ever been handed a verse and told to submit.For readers of Redeeming Power, A Church Called Tov, and The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. HELPING THE WOUNDED HEAL | Ralph Good | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | RALPH GOOD | EAN 9798256208547 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.