<p>The idea of "dying to self," while biblically imperative, can seem to clash with modern ideas of psychological health.  Cinthia explores what "dying to self" actually means and how it makes us more whole, not less; in fact, it both requires and creates emotional maturity.  She then introduces James Mallory's "Seven Steps to A Better You," work that was done in the 1970's but is highly relevant today.</p>

The idea of "dying to self," while biblically imperative, can seem to clash with modern ideas of psychological health. Cinthia explores what "dying to self" actually means and how it makes us more whole, not less; in fact, it both requires and creates emotional maturity. She then introduces James Mallory's "Seven Steps to A Better You," work that was done in the 1970's but is highly relevant today.

<p>The idea of "dying to self," while biblically imperative, can seem to clash with modern ideas of psychological health.&nbsp; Cinthia explores what "dying to self" actually means and how it makes us more whole, not less; in fact, it both requires and creates emotional maturity.&nbsp; She then introduces James Mallory's "Seven Steps to A Better You," work that was done in the 1970's but is highly relevant today.</p>

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