Spiritual Warfare : Protect Your Home From Spiritual Darkness
$16.99
Satan’s War against the Family
Satan has a plan… to destroy God’s kingdom, the church, and especially our homes and families! Beginning today, your family can be safe from the devastation of attacks by unseen spiritual forces of darkness-strife, division, emptiness, bitterness, despair, and much more. In this hard-hitting book, Marilyn Hickey shows, through her own experiences and those of others, how to successfully fight back using the powerful spiritual weapons that God has given you. Then, you can:
*Break free from generational curses.
*Conquer entrenched sins and habits.
*Receive powerful answers to prayer.
*Block Satan’s attacks.
*Release others from spiritual bondage.
*Overcome temptations.
*Receive divine protection.
Spiritual Warfare reveals the enemy’s strategies and equips you to engage in spiritual battles AND WIN!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781603742245
ISBN10: 1603742247
Marilyn Hickey
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2010
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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