The Battle Is the Lord's — The Complete Guide to Spiritual Warfare

THE BATTLE IS THE LORD'S

The Complete Guide to Spiritual Warfare

It is three in the morning and you are awake again. The same thought keeps coming back. The marriage is colder than it was a year ago. The diagnosis, the debt, the child who will not speak to you. Someone at church says it is an attack. Someone else says you are imagining things. Nobody tells you what to actually do tonight.

This book does.

It is built on one sentence that a frightened king heard when an army was coming and he had no plan: "Do not be afraid and do not be dismayed at this great horde, for the battle is not yours but God's" (2 Chronicles 20:15). Christ has already disarmed the powers at the cross (Colossians 2:15). You do not fight for victory. You stand in it.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

It takes the enemy as seriously as the New Testament does — and no more. It teaches you to pray with authority in Jesus' name, and it never promises what God has not promised. There is no prosperity teaching here, no guaranteed healing, no fear. Doctors, medicines and counsellors are treated as God's gifts, not as a lack of faith.

And on the eight questions sincere Christians disagree about — whether a believer can be demonised, generational curses, territorial spirits, binding and loosing, pleading the blood, healing in the atonement, tithing today, the ending of Mark — it sets out the main views fairly, names what they all agree on, and lets you weigh them.

WHAT YOU GET: 343 PAGES IN THE MAIN BOOK

PART ONE: THE WAR YOU ARE IN

The battle that belongs to God. What Scripture actually shows of the unseen world. The victory already won. Who you are in Christ. And the chapter most books skip: five questions that tell you whether you are facing an attack, your own flesh, the world, or simply life in a fallen body — because not everything is a demon, and not nothing is.