The Devil Wants You!

Unlocking the Secret to Winning Your Temptation Battles

von Randall J. Voorn

346 Seiten, Hardcover

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Say "No" to Satan’s temptations!Are you struggling with temptation and sin? Do you want to learn how to resist Satan and say "No" to his temptations? If you answered yes, then this book will provide you with an in depth and insightful understanding of evil and temptation, and it will ‘unlock the secret to winning your daily temptation battles.’Speaking from his lifelong temptation experience, and with a solid Scriptural foundation, Dr. Voorn has loaded this book with real-life temptation examples, practical applications and a personal temptation self-assessment.This book will help you to:• Learn about the spiritual warfare that rages around and in you on a daily basis.• Recognize how and when Satan will tempt you.• Understand Satan’s ‘Dirty Dozen’ temptation strategies.• Recognize that your temptation battles are mind games.• Learn how to develop a battle plan against Satan’s temptations.• Know how to engage and resist Satan when tempted.• Learn how to use your God-given spiritual warfare battle armor.• Conduct your personal temptation self-assessment.• Resist and overcome daily temptations so that you can better serve Jesus Christ in your journey to God.Now, more than ever, it is time to deadbolt your spiritual warfare door as Dr. Voorn advises us. Why? Because the devil does want you! If you have ever found yourself slipping into the abyss of temptation or if you have been the target of others already corrupted by Satan, you need to read this book. Randy Voorn clearly details how Satan entangles our minds and teaches us how to shield his flaming arrows with bullet prayers! Think about it – bullet prayers – fast, strategic, and oh so powerful.—From the Foreword, by Dr. Lori M. Scrementi, Dean, School of Adult Learning, North Park University.

• Reihe: Westbow Press
• ISBN: 9781512736465
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 19.04.2016
• Größe: 235 x 157 mm
• Verlag: Xlibris