The Complete Guide to Spiritual Warfare
Someone at church says it is an attack. Someone else says you are imagining things. This book takes the enemy as seriously as the New Testament does — and no more — then hands you fifty real situations with a first move for each. Open it at the nearest one tonight.
The Honest Truth
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. You go looking for help and you find two rooms, and neither of them answers the question you actually asked.
Ranked charts of principalities, scripts for interrogating spirits, a curse behind every hard week — and often a fee to have it broken. You come away more afraid than when you started, and no closer to knowing what to do.
The other room treats the unseen war as a figure of speech. But the New Testament is not embarrassed about it, and neither Jesus nor Paul spoke that way. You are left with a Bible that says one thing and a church that says another.
Sermons explain the armour. Books explain the enemy. Almost nothing tells you the first move when you wake at three unable to move, or when a child walks away, or when someone says a curse has been put on you.
Both rooms are missing the same sentence, and it is the one a frightened king was given when an army was already on his border.
The Transformation
“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). This book shows you what that means on a Tuesday: how to tell an attack from your own flesh, how to put the armour on, how to pray with authority in Jesus' name — and where the lines are that must never be crossed.
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Why This Guide Is Different
Ephesians 6:10–20 piece by piece in Part Three, and then again verse by verse in the 102-page super bonus — including verses 18 to 20, which most studies skip. What each piece looks like in a marriage, a workplace, a teenager's phone, a sleepless night.
On the eight questions sincere believers disagree about, the book sets out the main views by name, says what all sides agree on, and lets you weigh them. It will not tell your church what to believe.
No prosperity teaching, no guaranteed healing, no fear. Doctors, medicines and counsellors are treated as God's gifts, not as a lack of faith — and an appendix says plainly when to call a pastor, a doctor, a counsellor or the police.
Where Christians Differ
Sincere, Bible-believing Christians answer these differently. Each one gets a panel in its chapter and a summary in Appendix B: the main views named, what every side agrees on, and the chapter to read. The aim is not to win the argument — it is to let you recognise each view and hold your own with humility.
No — a believer indwelt by the Spirit cannot be inhabited · Yes, in some measure · Set the question of location aside and speak of footholds
All sides agreeNo believer is owned by Satan; any believer can give him ground; the remedy is the same; and no Christian needs to live afraid.
Chapter 10
Identify them and pray against them · Real, but not ours to engage · Read the powers through a culture's structures and idols
All sides agreePray to God for cities and nations, preach the gospel, and let God deal with the powers.
Chapter 7
Early tradition added to the Gospel · Fully part of Mark · Scripture, whoever wrote it, because the church received it
All sides agreeThe same signs appear in Acts — and no one should handle snakes or drink poison to test God.
Chapter 16
The church's authority to declare and to discipline · Restraining spiritual forces · Both meanings held together
All sides agreeThe strong man has been bound by Christ; our part is prayer and obedience; and no formula is required for God to act.
Chapter 17
A prayer of trust in what the cross has done · A caution, in case the phrase becomes a formula · Good words, rightly understood
All sides agreeThe blood is effective because of what Christ did, not because we say the word.
Chapter 18
Broken only by specific prayer · Ended at the cross · Broken legally, but the inherited patterns still have to be dealt with
All sides agreeNo Christian is doomed by their ancestry; patterns are real; and the remedy is the same — recognise, confess, renounce, replace, be accountable.
Chapter 26
Yes, and it may be claimed now · Yes, but received in full at the resurrection · Read in context — those verses speak of sin and of Jesus' earthly ministry
All sides agreeGod heals, we pray for healing, and final healing is certain. No one should stop treatment as an act of faith.
Chapter 27
The tithe stands as God's standard · Generosity beyond the law, with the tithe as a guide but not a rule
All sides agreeGive regularly, gladly and first; never give to buy a blessing.
Chapter 28
A book that tells you there is only one answer to all eight is not being brave. It is being incurious — and usually it is selling something.
The Field Manual
The last part of the book is for the night itself. Find the nearest situation, do the first move tonight, read the Scripture aloud rather than noting it. Every entry has a first move, the next steps, the Scripture to stand on and the trap to avoid — and five of them carry a safety line as well.
Open the book at the nearest one tonight.
01–10The Mind and the Heart
11–20Home and Family
21–30Body, Night and Fear
31–40Curses, Charms and the Occult
41–50Church, Work and Money
What's Inside
The war you are in, then the enemy, then the armour, then the weapons — then twelve prayers of Scripture, the fronts where the fight is actually fought, and the long haul.
Every Field Manual entry gives you
The battle that belongs to God, what Scripture actually shows of the unseen world, the victory already won, who you are in Christ — and five questions that tell you whether you face an attack, your own flesh, the world, or life in a fallen body.
Who Satan is and who he is not. Principalities and powers read honestly, with no ranked chart of demons. Six strategies: deception, accusation, temptation, fear, division, discouragement. And what gives ground — with the way to close each door.
Ephesians 6 piece by piece: the belt, the breastplate, the shoes, the shield, the helmet, the sword, and prayer as the armour in motion — each one in a marriage, a workplace, a teenager's phone, a sleepless night.
Authority in the name of Jesus, and why the name is not a charm. Submit, resist, stand. The blood of the Lamb and the word of your testimony. Fasting, honestly handled. And deliverance: how to minister safely, and the lines that must never be crossed.
Moses at Rephidim. Jehoshaphat before a great army. Hezekiah spreading the letter. Elisha at Dothan. Psalm 35 and Psalm 91. Nehemiah on the wall. Daniel's twenty-one days. Acts 4. Paul's prayers. Each one unpacked and turned into a prayer for today.
Your mind, heart, home, the generations, your body, your money, your nights, your church and calling — each with what Scripture says, what this is NOT, what to do this week, and a prayer. Then: when the battle goes on, and why.
For the night itself. A thought you hate that keeps coming back. A child who has walked away. Waking unable to move. A charm found in your home. A “prophet” who wants money. Crushing debt. Being too tired to keep fighting.
Thirty key passages on spiritual warfare. Where Christians differ, at a glance. A thirty-day battle plan. A ten-session guide for a small group. A forty-term glossary. And Getting Help — with the marks of a safe deliverance ministry and the red flags of an unsafe one.
A Look Inside
Designed to be a pleasure to read on a phone at three in the morning, and on a desk on a Saturday.
Who It's For
No theological training needed.
You need a book you can open at three in the morning and find the nearest situation, the first move, and a Scripture to read aloud — not a sermon you have to translate into action.
You want a way forward that is not a formula: what to pray, what authority actually means, and why perseverance is not a sign that God has stopped listening.
A ten-session group guide in the main book, an eight-session guide in the super bonus, and material that is biblical, practical and safe enough to hand to anyone in the room.
Confident teaching about curses, territorial spirits or “decrees” has left you uneasy. Eight contested questions are laid out fairly so you can hold your own view with humility.
Included Free — 293 More Pages
Each one is a finished, designed PDF in its own right, and each one does a job the main book points at but cannot finish inside 343 pages.
Sixty written prayers over ten fronts of six, for the moments when you cannot find your own words. 70 pages.
One hundred declarations, each built on one verse quoted in full, each with a line telling you when to say it. 49 pages.
What fasting is and is not, Isaiah 58, and what “breaking yokes” can and cannot mean — then six ready plans. 72 pages.
A full study of Ephesians 6:10–20 — every verse, including verses 18 to 20, which most studies stop short of. The competitor's version of this study breaks off in the middle of the shield of faith; this one finishes. 102 pages.
The figures above are typical prices for comparable Christian ebooks, not a quote and not a price any of these has ever been sold at. All four come with the main book at no extra cost.
For Comparison
Typical prices, not a quote — but this is what it takes to assemble the same library one book at a time.
And none of them hands you fifty real situations with a first move for each, or tells you honestly where sincere Christians disagree.
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A Note to You
There is a version of this subject that sells very well. It names a spirit for every problem, ranks the demons, promises that the right words said the right way will break whatever is holding you — and, often enough, asks for money to say them on your behalf. It leaves people more frightened than it found them.
There is another version that quietly drops the whole subject, because it is embarrassing. But Jesus was not embarrassed by it, and neither was Paul. If the New Testament speaks about an enemy, a Christian ought to be able to read about him without being either terrified or patronised.
So this book tries to do a plain thing: take the enemy exactly as seriously as Scripture does and no more, say clearly where careful Christians disagree, never promise what God has not promised — and then, when the theology is done, turn to the back and tell you what to do tonight.
— The Battle Is the Lord's team
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No. There are no ranked charts of demons, no scripts for interrogating them, and no illustrations that would trouble anyone. The book's own artwork is dawn breaking over a dark field — God's side of the battle is always the light.
The opposite. An entire chapter gives you five questions that tell you whether you are facing an attack, your own flesh, the world, or simply life in a fallen body. Not everything is a demon, and not nothing is.
Never. Doctors, medicines and counsellors are treated throughout as God's gifts, not as a lack of faith. Appendix F says plainly when to call a pastor, a doctor, a counsellor or the police, and lists the red flags of an unsafe deliverance ministry.
It is broadly evangelical and reverent toward Scripture, written for readers across traditions — Baptist, Pentecostal, Reformed, Methodist, non-denominational and more. On the eight questions where Christians genuinely differ, it names the main views, says what all sides agree on, and picks no side.
All four, with the main book, at no extra cost. They are complete books — 293 pages between them — not samples or chapter previews.
Yes. The main book has a ten-session group guide and a thirty-day battle plan; the super bonus has an eight-session guide of its own. Teach from them freely; please don't share the PDFs themselves — each member can get their own copy.
No, and it explains why no honest book can. There is no prosperity teaching here and no guaranteed outcome. What it will do is leave you less afraid of the devil and more confident in God.
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