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Title: Counter Attack: Taking Back Ground Lost to Sin by Jay Carty, Liz Heaney ISBN: 0-88070-233-8 Publisher: Multnomah Publishers Inc. Pub. Date: July, 1988 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $8.99

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: The focus of this book isn't sin alone
Comment: The focus of this book is on Christ who has freed us from sin. I really appreciated Jay Carty's fresh, upbeat humor that made the truths in the book more easily accepted. We really do have to "take every thought captive," but we don't want to be captive to taking thoughts captive.

Overall, this is a very balanced and real book. I hate that it's out of print but luckily people are sharing so I could get a copy.

Rating: 5
Summary: an excellent resource for overcoming and dealing with sin
Comment: Of all the Christian "how to" books, this is the best I have read! Carty uses humor and a light writing style to maintain the reader's interest in a heavy subject. He gives practical advice with step by step instructions. And, his methods, when applied, really do work!

This book is excellent for the new Christian and relevent for the life long Christian. It is an excellent discipleship and accountability manual as well. And, its ideas are universal for all ages and denominations.

Carty deals with 3 main areas in which we all struggle: Anger, Godlessness, and Sexual Sin. While each subject is treated seperately, one unit builds upon another. In other words, what is taught in one unit can be applied to the other units.

I first read the book nearly 10 years ago, and I still remember its ideas and concepts, and I use them as well.

This is a book that needs to be reprinted and back out on the market!