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The Cancer in My Soul: The Danger of Indwelling Sin and the Hope of the Gospel
By (author) Phil Allcock
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A Powerful Wake-Up Call to Confront the Hidden Disease of the Soul What if the greatest threat to your life wasn’t physical—but spiritual? In The Cancer in My Soul, readers are confronted with a striking and unforgettable truth: sin is like a cancer growing within us—subtle, destructive, and deadly if left untreated. Written with clarity, conviction, and pastoral care, this book challenges comfortable assumptions about sin while offering deep hope through the transforming grace of Jesus Christ. It speaks directly to Christians who long to grow in holiness but feel stuck in cycles of struggle, guilt, or complacency. Through vivid illustrations, biblical insight, and practical application, this book equips readers to recognize sin’s true danger—and to fight it with confidence in God’s forgiveness. Inside this compelling book, you’ll discover: A powerful biblical understanding of sin as a destructive force that must not be ignored Clear explanations of forgiveness, grace, and the believer’s ongoing battle with sin Practical encouragement for resisting temptation and pursuing holiness Eye-opening insights into how hidden sins affect relationships, churches, and personal faith A renewed appreciation for the depth of Christ’s sacrifice and the freedom He offers The Cancer in My Soul is not merely a book about sin—it’s a call to spiritual vigilance, deeper repentance, and lasting transformation.
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Publisher | Christian Focus Publications Ltd
Published date | 17 Nov 2026
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Format | Paperback / softback
Pages | 0
Dimensions | 216 x 138 x 11mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 0g
ISBN | 978-1-5271-1434-0
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BISAC | religion / christianity / christian life
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