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Christianity: Spiritual Warfare

The War No One Told You About: There is a war going on. You can’t see it, but you’ve felt it.
The heaviness. The confusion. The subtle lies. The growing sense that something deeper is wrong with the world—and sometimes with your own heart.

This is not paranoia. It’s Scripture: The Bible tells us clearly: we do not wrestle against flesh and blood. There is an unseen realm. There are real spiritual forces at work. And whether we recognize it or not, every follower of Christ is already a soldier in a war most churches rarely discuss.

This book is a call to wake up: Not to panic—but to prepare.
Not to fear—but to understand.
Not to chase shadows—but to stand firm in the light of truth.

In these chapters, you’ll learn what spiritual warfare really is—and what it is not. You’ll explore the enemy’s tactics: deception, accusation, distraction, pride, and division. You’ll see how the battle often begins not in the world but in the mind, where strongholds are built through false beliefs, shame, and half-truths.

But you’ll also be equipped: With the armor God provides.
With clarity about your role.
With confidence in Christ’s finished victory.

You’ll learn how to fight for others—not just yourself. How to be a rescuer, not a bystander. How to spot the lies that keep Christians passive or bitter. How to guard your family, your mind, and your future. And how to endure when the war feels long.

This is not a book of formulas. It’s a field guide for faithful living in a broken world.

You’ll also confront hard truths: that many of today’s churches preach comfort instead of combat. That not every Christian is called to deliverance ministry—but every Christian is called to resistance. That unity is often lost because we mistake one another for the enemy. And that the war is often fiercest when we are closest to breakthrough.

But take heart: The battle is real. But so is the victory.
The enemy is defeated. But he has not surrendered.
And you are not alone.
So standup.
And fight the good fight—until the trumpet sounds.