Spiritual Warfare Guide

Your Personal Spiritual Warfare Bible to Rout the Demons, Gain Everyday Small Victories and Learn Deliverance Prayers.

By: Christina Kirsch

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Spiritual warfare isn’t as simple as waking up in the morning and telling yourself it’s going to be a great day. Developing a battle strategy against an invisible enemy isn’t something you are born with; it’s a learning process, and odds are, you will first experience confusion and frustration before becoming a fully committed warrior in Christ’s army. Changing your mindset and behaviors is essential so you can grow in Jesus instead of getting caught up in sin. The assertion of confidence is examined by several theories with valid arguments about character, psychological and social development, and beliefs. However, no matter the theory, they all have one thing in common—the factors that influence a positive sense of worth and social and psychological consequences of choice. Good or bad, these decisions play an important part in our fight against the evil forces of darkness. There is no doubt that the Bible contains valid truths about the conflict between good and evil. Estimated to be written over 3,000 years ago, the book goes into detail about how the devil strategizes and manipulates with false pedagogies to isolate us from God. Warfare is real, and Satan will persist until you fall, just as he did. With an inescapable certainty, we fight daily spiritual battles to thwart the devil's deception and prevent him from separating us from the righteous. Satan is the ultimate trickster who tempts with flattery and ingrains doubt with the full intention of luring you away from the truth with whispers of grandeur and ideologies. It’s this inner voice that drones up questions of entitlement and strips away morals. It's the voice that says it's okay to cheat on your taxes because everyone else does it. When your character is questioned, there's an inner battle. In this case, the struggle is about getting caught or being overwhelmed with feelings of guilt. If you are not prepared for this fight, evil wins by convincing you that it's your money, and therefore, you deserve to keep it for yourself. On the other hand, if you’re battle-ready and a devoted Christian engaged with God, you ignore the temptation because there are costly consequences if you get audited. Spiritual warfare isn’t something you are born with; it’s a learning process. The information provided is intended to further enlighten your knowledge about the forces of good and evil. Our purpose focuses on three well thought out objectives: • What is spiritual warfare? • Why is it important? • How to use it in everyday life

Good context

The book contains good context, but I was not a fan of the virtual voice.