9 Risks of Not Teaching about Spiritual Warfare
When I first started teaching about spiritual warfare more than 20 years ago, few evangelicals were tackling this topic. More churches do now, but…
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Demons, Leaders, and Resurrection
I know it’s the Christmas season, but this post focuses on the topic of resurrection. However, it’s not about the resurrection of Jesus; it’s about the enemy’s wanting to “resurrect” issues in the lives of believers.
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8 Recommended Books on Spiritual Warfare
I’ve been interested in the biblical reality of spiritual warfare for more than 25 years. This theme is so dominant in the scriptures that to ignore it is to miss a portion of biblical teachings.
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6 Reasons God Has Become More Real to Me
In the last several years of my life, God has become more real to me than ever before.
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11 Questions to Determine Where the Enemy’s Winning in Your Life
I spent some time this past weekend talking with college students about Satan’s strategies to defeat them. Thinking about these issues, I was reminded of these questions to ask to see where the enemy might be winning in your life.
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9 Reasons We Struggle with Addictive Sin Patterns
You know the pattern. You fall into some particular sin struggle, and it seems like that sin overtakes you. Nothing you do brings victory.
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12 Guidelines for Enemy-Threatening Mentoring
Taking the call to mentoring and discipleship seriously requires careful strategy for mutual spiritual vitality.
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A Discipleship Strategy that Takes On the Enemy
I am convinced that discipleship is offensive spiritual warfare. Here’s why – and how you might strengthen your church’s strategy.
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Why Christian Leaders Struggle with “Dark Nights of the Soul”
I’m convinced more church leaders than we know face intense battles with a heavy spirit.
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The Enemy’s Primary Strategies Against the Church
Occasionally, someone asks me about Satan’s primary ways of attacking God’s church. Here’s my answer, in no particular order.
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