Spiritual Warfare Self Study Bible Study Course
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Be Prepared for Spiritual Warfare
Do you know how to wage effective warfare against our spiritual enemy, Satan? Spiritual battles are not just for preachers or other spiritual leaders. Whether you are a new believer or have known the Lord for many years, you will inevitably experience the devil’s attacks. But you can learn how to protect yourself from them, take the offensive, and fulfill what God has called you to do in life.
The principles in the Spiritual Warfare Self-Study Bible Course apply to all believers. They show you step-by-step the nature of the spiritual realm and how to effectively defeat the enemy. Be encouraged! God has provided everything you need to be “more than a conqueror.”
You will learn how to:
*stand firm against Satan to protect your spiritual health and growth
*loosen the devil’s chains and cast down demonic strongholds through the weapons of warfare God has given believers
*fight on behalf of others whom Satan is attacking and help set them free
*thwart Satan’s schemes and bring the kingdom of God on earth as it is in heaven
*live in the fullness of the Holy Spirit, enjoying fellowship with your heavenly Father and receiving all that He has for you
In Jesus Christ, you have both authority and power to overcome the enemy’s attacks against you and your loved ones. Are you prepared for this warfare? You can be ready and equipped through the Spiritual Warfare Self-Study Bible Course.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781603744928
UPC: 630809744920
Mary Baxter
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2012
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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