Although spiritual warfare is a recurring theme in Scripture, it is difficult to find balanced, evangelical treatments of this topic. Drawing on their extensive expertise on this subject, as presented in their previous B&H volume Spiritual Warfare in the Storyline of Scripture, Cook and Lawless aim to equip everyday Christians to understand what Scripture teaches about spiritual warfare and how believers can practically apply these scriptural principles. By doing so, readers can experience victory over the world, the flesh, and the devil.

Life's circumstances have a way of getting the best of you. They pressure you into adjusting your life and settling for no peace or happiness. But it's time to let circumstances know that you are not adjusting to them any longer. It's time to let life's mishaps know that you will not allow them to press your spirit down again. It's time to let trouble know that you are not letting it interrupt your life anymore. It's time to find spiritual victory over your circumstances! This book shows you how to gain it through the power of God.

This volume is about effective discipleship. The author discusses how it is possible to transform worldview and thus change behaviour (practice) in the area of African traditional religious charm- dependency and related witchcraft practices in the church. He lays foundations for an appropriate approach for renewal, one which takes into consideration cultural sensitivity, Biblical fidelity and pedagogic efficacy. Specific Biblical passages are studied with a view to both theological significance and practically applicable significance for the context, and suggestions are made regarding how to best communicate these Biblical truths effectively in situ. This material provides a malleable resource for church leaders, theological educators and missionaries, to use, develop or modify, according to their own particular didactic needs and specific ATR challenges to Christian discipleship.

This teacher manual is based on Dr. Paul Caram’s book Victory Over the Self Centered Life, which is for those who long to have victory over self. We are our own worst enemy. Since the fall of mankind from his place in the Garden of Eden, man’s greatest enemy has been his corrupted nature within his own heart. In his study on obtaining true victory over the self-centered life, Dr. Caram will show that the ultimate plan of God is to give us a new heart, free from the prison of the self-life. By putting on the mind of Christ, through humility and meekness, we can enter into the glorious liberty that is promised to the sons and daughters of God.

This reference work explores the images, symbols, motifs, metaphors, figures of speech, and literary patterns found in the Bible. With over 800 articles by over 100 expert contributors, this is an inviting, enlightening and indispensable companion to the reading, study, contemplation and enjoyment of the Bible.

Whether you are a new or mature Christian, you are currently engaged in a warfare that will not end until you meet Christ. Victory is essential in the Christian life. Not to experience a victorious Christian life does not fit within the standard we are called to live. In the book of Revelation, Jesus said these words to the seven Churches: "To the one who overcomes." This implies that, although Jesus is the source of victory for His church, He still expects his church to walk From Victory to Victory. In this book you will learn how to: * View yourself, the world around you, and the spiritual world from a biblical perspective * Identify the enemies of the Christian life and the various strategies used against you as a believer * Recognize and cope with spiritual distractions * Use your spiritual discernment at all times * Discover who you are in Christ Jesus * Operate under His victory to defeat your enemies * Practice an effective prayer life

Victory over the Storms of Life Naturally, it is easy to identify a person in your neighborhood whom you can describe as rich and wealthy. The next possible tendency on your part is to consider him as someone who has no problems (storms). This is because the common erroneous benchmark is to measure success by ones wealth. Definitely, this is not so! With all he may have, he has one or more problems (storms) agitating his mind which his money cannot solve and requires divine intervention. “Difficulties are the forerunners of greatness.” Find out why in this book!