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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Self-reliance is one of the most celebrated virtues in modern culture, and one of the most overlooked forms of unbelief in the Christian life. While it often appears to be responsibility, strength, or maturity, self-reliance quietly replaces daily trust in God with confidence in the self. In Self Reliance, Rick Thomas exposes how unbelief operates beneath control, fear, anger, and quiet disappointment with God. Rather than offering techniques or quick fixes, this book provides a clear, biblical diagnosis of the heart and calls readers to a better way-humble dependence on the Lord. Written for weary strugglers and seasoned disciplers, this book invites honest repentance and renewed trust in the God who is sufficient. 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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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In Self Reliance: Dismantling Unbelief and Learning to Live Dependent on God, Rick Thomas confronts one of the most respected-and least examined-sins in the Christian life: the habit of living as though God is optional in the daily details of life. Rather than treating self-reliance as a personality trait or coping mechanism, Thomas exposes it as functional unbelief-an everyday posture that quietly replaces trust in God with confidence in self.What makes this book especially compelling is its clarity. Thomas does not caricature self-reliance as obvious rebellion. Instead, he shows how it often disguises itself as responsibility, competence, resilience, and even spiritual maturity. Many believers trust God for salvation while managing fear, anger, relationships, decisions, and outcomes on their own. This book names that tension honestly and biblically.The strength of Self Reliance lies in its diagnostic depth. Thomas carefully traces how unbelief expresses itself through control, disappointment, fear, anger, avoidance, and conditional obedience. He shows how self-reliance shapes not only individual behavior, but also relationships, leadership, counseling dynamics, and discipleship culture. The reader is repeatedly invited to examine not just what they do, but where their hope actually rests when life presses in.Unlike many Christian books that offer quick techniques for change, this book refuses shortcuts. Thomas insists that dismantling self-reliance is not a matter of better habits or stronger willpower, but of repentance and reorientation. Dependence on God is presented not as passivity, but as a lifelong posture-learned slowly, reinforced through suffering, and practiced in ordinary faithfulness.The pastoral tone is firm but compassionate. Strugglers will feel seen rather than shamed. Ordinary believers will find language for experiences they have struggled to name. Counselors, pastors, and disciplers will be challenged to examine how easily competence can replace dependence in ministry contexts. Throughout the book, the gospel remains central-not as an abstract doctrine, but as the daily ground of trust.One of the book's most helpful contributions is its insistence that dependence is not something believers grow out of, but something they grow into. Maturity, Thomas argues, is not marked by independence from God, but by quicker repentance, deeper humility, and a more instinctive return to trust. That framing alone makes this book a valuable corrective in performance-driven Christian cultures.Life Over Coffee Publishers.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Self-reliance is one of the most celebrated virtues in modern culture, and one of the most overlooked forms of unbelief in the Christian life. While it often appears to be responsibility, strength, or maturity, self-reliance quietly replaces daily trust in God with confidence in the self. In Self Reliance, Rick Thomas exposes how unbelief operates beneath control, fear, anger, and quiet disappointment with God. Rather than offering techniques or quick fixes, this book provides a clear, biblical diagnosis of the heart and calls readers to a better way-humble dependence on the Lord. Written for weary strugglers and seasoned disciplers, this book invites honest repentance and renewed trust in the God who is sufficient. Self Reliance reveals how trusting yourself instead of God fuels unbelief. This book calls readers to humble dependence on the Lord for lasting spiritual growth and change. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. SELF-RELIANCE | Dismantling Unbelief and Learning to Live Dependent on God | Rick Thomas | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Life Over Coffee | EAN 9781966741305 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…