There Is No Gray In Moral Failure: A Practical Guide in Preventing Sexual and Financial Misconduct

by Yves Johnson

In There Is No Gray In Moral A Practical Guide In Preventing Sexual and Financial Misconduct, we discuss two troublesome but seldom confronted issues in Christianity today--financial and sexual misconduct. We look at how both the clergy and Christians failure in these areas damage Christianity’s image. I balance empirical and anecdotal information to present an easy-to-read and easy-to-use strategy. This is the book for you if you have found yourself, or know of a fellow Christian or minister struggling in these areas. You have the opportunity to help thwart the schemes of the devil in the people you know. The Christian walk can be difficult at times. Your pastor needs you to hold up his hands as Aaron and Hur held up Moses’ hands. Your fellow Christians needs the same thing as the struggle with sin. You might need someone to hold your hands up. The book will leave you empowered and ready to stand not just for yourself but for your fellow Christian.

106 pages, Paperback

First published May 17, 2012

About the author

Author Yves Johnson is an ordained minister, biblical teacher and speaker. He founded Christ Is My Savior Ministries (www.ChristIsMySaviorMinistries.org) to assist individuals, organizations and churches in strengthening their walk with Christ. He wants to help others in their walk with God.

Yves spent over 25 years in the United States Air Force. He has taught and spoke at various locations throughout the world.

Reviews

[Yves Johnson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Here's a review from one of my customers. "Yves Johnson has looked head-on at some difficult issues and backs up his claims with scripture and relevant statistics. Church leadership needs to set the standard high in order to have moral authority in people's lives and I believe this book sheds light on the most current struggles facing the church."

[John · Rating 4 out of 5]

An excellent book which looks at the moral/sexual/ethical failures we so often see within the Christian church. The author does not pull punches as he takes a hard looks at these problems. In a world of excuse makers and quicky no pain forgiveness, this book is refreshing.