Transformed Into His Likeness: A Handbook for Putting Off Sin and Putting On Righteousness

Transformed Into His Likeness

A Handbook for Putting Off Sin and Putting on Righteousness

This spiral-bound workbook operates like a flip-chart and is one of the handiest counseling devices we have seen. It contains a study of over 100 common problems facing Christians, along with biblical solutions for each. It explains the biblical process of change, helps identify where personal change is needed and provides Scripture references for problem areas. Practical worksheets are provided to help implement biblical change in your life. Transformed Into His Likeness is an excellent resource for learning to “put off” sin and to “put on” a righteous walk with God.

Themes in Transformed Into His Likeness

This valuable chart for learning God’s process of sanctification in our lives includes topics such as:

• The Proper Mindset
• The Biblical Process of Change
• The “Put Off – Put On” Dynamic
• The Process of Renewal
• Identifying Specifics
• A Word of Encouragement

Endorsements

“Pastor Tiffe has written an excellent resource for any Christian who wants to really grow and mature in God’s grace. This workbook is clear, practical, and an accurate explanation of the process of Biblical change.”
— Martha Peace, author of The Excellent Wife and NANC Biblical counselor

“One very prominent theme in Scripture involves putting off ungodly practices and putting on godly practices in the process of biblical change into the likeness of Christ.

You simply cannot read the Scripture carefully without having the truth impressed upon you that change is important and that change is a process. As we consider this matter of change, two questions need to be answered: what should we change, and how can this change be accomplished? In his fold-out chart, Transformed Into His Likeness, Armand Tiffe answers both of these questions in a very clear and understandable way. The contents of this booklet are well arranged and fully supported by biblical references. Individual Christians will find it useful for promoting personal growth, and counselors will find it helpful for counseling assignments.”
— Wayne Mack,  Author of various books, Adjunct Professor of Biblical Counseling at The Master’s College

About the Author

Armand Tiffe was the founding pastor of Cornerstone Community Church, Mayfield, Ohio.  He served as senior pastor from its inception in 1989 until his retirement from that role in 2015.  He continues to serve part-time overseeing Cornerstone’s Biblical Counseling and Training Center.  Armand is a graduate of Liberty University, ordained by the Evangelical Free Church of America.  He is also a an instructor of biblical counseling for the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors.  Armand and his wife Kathy are blessed with two adult children, their spouses, and a grandson.