Serpent Crusher: A Plan to Become a Better Man by Crushing the Things That Crush You
Ebook
In Serpent Crusher, Jeff Voth offers his readers a Christocentric response to common challenges that plague and crush men today. This response provides applicable insights from the lives of historical figures, biblical heroes, and Jesus Christ himself, the ultimate serpent crusher. This book will equip its readers strategically, practically, and prayerfully to crush enemy attacks--attacks against one's time management, thought life, sexuality, identity, and healthy community. Each chapter analyzes a given topic, then offers specific ways to respond in light of Christ's victory. Jeff Voth brings ancient biblical practices into a modern context.
“To the serpent, God says the seed of Eve ‘will crush your head.’ From the beginning, we have been at war with the ancient foe. God calls us to be warriors, to ambush those who have set the trap for our souls. Jeff Voth presents the weapons God has, by grace, given us to grind into dust the invisible enemies who hate the image of God in us.”
—James B. Shelton, senior professor of New Testament, Oral Roberts University
- Title: Serpent Crusher: A Plan to Become a Better Man by Crushing the Things That Crush You
- Author: Jeff Voth
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Print Publication Date: 2023
- Logos Release Date: 2023
- Language: English
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Ebook
- ISBNs: 9781666763126, 9781666763102, 1666763101, 9781666763119, 166676311X, 1666763128
- Resource ID: LLS:9781666763126
- Resource Type: Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2023-07-09T09:58:58Z
Jeff Voth is professor of theology at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His previous works include Cavetime: God’s Plan for Man’s Escape from Life’s Assaults (2012), Defending the Feminine Heart (2016), Why Lewis? (2021), Cavetime: The Expanded Edition (2021), and Jesus Is the Thesis (2022). He was a resident scholar at the Kilns, C. S. Lewis’s estate in Oxford, England, where he studied Lewis’s manuscripts and letters at the world-famous Bodleian and Weston Libraries.