Overcoming the Voice of Condemnation - Paperback

by Fred L. Hodge Jr. (Author)

In this short read, Pastor Fred focuses on Condemnation as a satanic system that started in the garden of Eden to rob mankind of his God given rights. You will also learn in this book the different definitions of condemnation, its symptoms, how it destroys our relationship with God, and how to overcome it. Learn the skill of Overcoming Condemnation. Men's issues. Women's issues, people needing counseling for personal and internally destructive message will find release and hope in this book. We need to gain our confidence and faith back so we can stay out of condemnation for good. You have to embrace the life that God has given you. Let go and let Jesus take the wheel "There is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus" (Romans 8:1 NLT)

Author Biography

Dr. Fred L. Hodge is the Founder of Living Praise Christian Center Church in Southern California along with his wife, Linda Hodge. They are the parents of five children, and eight grand-children. This dynamic couple have cultivated and developed a cutting edge church with multiple locations. Their passion is to build individuals to have strong foundations for single or family lifestyles. Being a man of faith Dr. Hodge has inspired multitudes to exceed their own expectations by taking the limits off their lives. He is a transformational leader, who affects change in individuals. His ability to identify the needed change creates a vision to build the change through inspiration, and his practical relevant teaching style ignites the listeners to move from stagnation to "taking action". His personal approach to ministry and biblical teaching provide step-by-step instruction for the application of God's Word. He is an accomplished author, with his latest book, "Overcoming the Voice of Condemnation" being #1 in Men's Christian Living and Counseling on Amazon Best Sellers List. Dr. Hodge has spent over 35 years of his life in faithful and loyal service and ministry to the local church, both edifying and equipping ministers and laity alike.