Why Do I Do What I Don't Want to Do?: Replace Deadly Vices with Life-Giving Virtues

This insightful exploration dives into the struggles many face with self-destructive habits and the internal conflict between desire and action. The authors, Jonathan "JP" Pokluda and Jon Green, expertly weave their understanding of human nature with teachings rooted in biblical virtues. They aim to uncover the reasons behind the choices we make, particularly those that detract from our well-being.

Through a compassionate and engaging narrative, they guide readers toward examining their own lives, encouraging reflection on the vices that hinder personal growth. The book presents ten biblical virtues as powerful tools for transformation. Each virtue serves as a beacon of hope, offering a pathway to replace harmful behaviors with life-affirming practices.

As readers journey through the text, they find not only relatable anecdotes but also practical advice for embracing change. This work emphasizes the importance of accountability, community, and faith as essential components in overcoming the cycle of bad habits. Ultimately, it seeks to empower individuals to reclaim control over their lives and foster meaningful virtues that cultivate a more fulfilling existence.