Respectable Sins Discussion Guide: Confronting the Sins We Tolerate

by Stephen Sorenson

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Why are some sins considered worse than others? This discussion guide to Navigator author Jerry Bridges' book Respectable Sins helps us evaluate how we regard sins we tend to overlook. In 8 lessons and through probing discussion questions, this guide helps you work through anger, jealousy, pride, and more while looking to God for His grace and forgiveness.… (more)

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The workbook was ok but at times it did not always seem to go along with the material in the book. It was used along with a study of the book. I don't want to judge the wb too harshly because due to an illness and death in the group, we did not finish the study as a group. (

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Why are some sins considered worse than others? This discussion guide to Navigator author Jerry Bridges' book Respectable Sins helps us evaluate how we regard sins we tend to overlook. In 8 lessons and through probing discussion questions, this guide helps you work through anger, jealousy, pride, and more while looking to God for His grace and forgiveness.

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