spiritual broadcasts programming relationship

books:

Faith That Hurts, Faith That Heals/Understanding the Fine Line Between Healthy Faith and Spiritual Abuse

3 reviews
Stephen Arterburn, Jack Felton

Thomas Nelson Inc, 1993

Religion as a Punishing Addiction?
This book provides tremendous insight into an addiction: addiction to religion. Particularly helpful is the description of the structure of addictive religious groups. Read this book for a glimpse into the world of angry and power-grabbing religious leaders, steeped in denial; their hurting and victimized followers...and the ensuing results. The similarity between the illustrations in the ...

More Jesus, Less Religion: Moving from Rules to Relationship

11 reviews
Stephen Arterburn, Jack Felton

WaterBrook Press, 2000

An interesting book...
The book More Jesus Less Religion is a pretty good book. Its not the best book, as some of what is being said has been said before in several other books I've read. Still the authors give their own opinion and their own struggles (and stories of the struggles of others) as examples. By this the reader is able to be more personable with the authors and what the authors want to express on their ...

Toxic Faith

14 reviews
Stephen Arterburn, Jack Felton

Shaw Books, 2001

Toxic Faith
Every Christian needs to read this book. The last church I attended was toxic but when I was in it I didn't fully realize it. I kept making excuses for the pastor's behavior (and the church leadership's behavior). Leaving that church was like coming out of a fog. Reading Toxic Faith was like reading a play that the church had been acting out. The book explains that in a toxic faith system, ...

The Best of Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy (Great Radio Programming, Vintage Broadcasts)
Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, ...

The Audio File, 1955

Two hourse of Great Radio programing on two audio cassettes. Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy vintage broadcasts reproduced from original talk Radio from 1942 to 1955. With guest stars: Fred Allen, Don Ameche, Jack Benny, W.C. Fields, Betty Hutton, Marilyn Monroe, Lana Turner, Verna Fleton, Anita Gordon, Jack Kirkwood, Ray Nobel and Ersil Twing.