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The Evangelical's Guide to Spiritual Warfare
Practical Instruction and Scriptural Insights on Facing the Enemy
Charles H. Kraft5
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About
Are you aware of the spiritual battle being waged around you today? The truth is that although spiritual warfare is a major theme in the Bible, many of us gloss over it--or ignore it completely. But 80 percent of the synoptic gospels addresses the battle with evil spirits, and Jesus and His disciples set a clear example for believers. We cannot afford to practice a powerless Christianity in a fallen world. In this essential, accessible resource, former evangelical seminary professor and missionary Charles Kraft helps you find your footing in the spiritual battle. Based on a solid biblical foundation and on decades of ministry experience, this book will help you:
• Differentiate between myths and truths about spiritual warfare
• Recognize the everyday battles taking place around you
• Learn what demons really are and what they actually do
• Understand the rules for engaging the enemy
• Achieve victory in daily battles with the help of the Holy Spirit
Don't let fear keep you from engaging the spiritual forces at work around you. Some problems can't be overcome in any other way.
• Differentiate between myths and truths about spiritual warfare
• Recognize the everyday battles taking place around you
• Learn what demons really are and what they actually do
• Understand the rules for engaging the enemy
• Achieve victory in daily battles with the help of the Holy Spirit
Don't let fear keep you from engaging the spiritual forces at work around you. Some problems can't be overcome in any other way.
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"For more than thirty years now, Dr. Charles Kraft has been studying and writing about spiritual warfare. In this latest book, Dr. Kraft summarizes his findings and shares from his years of experience his approach to inner healing and deliverance ministries. This book needs to be read by every student studying spiritual formation, by every missiologist engaged in missionary activities and by every
Douglas Hayward, department chair, Graduate Intercultural Studies, Cook School of Intercul