Facing the Enemy: Strategies to Live Victoriously Behind Enemy Lines

· Destiny Image Publishers
Ebook
152
Pages
Eligible

About this ebook

If you make smart moves, you can stay away from danger, but any bad decision could be your last. As Christians, it is imperative to have a strategic understanding of heaven's perspective of the kingdom of light versus the kingdom of darkness. Every move, every decision, every act of obedience has an outcome, which determines our victory or defeat.

In this book, author Daphne Delay explains in great detail three areas that are imperative for Christians to understand: righteousness, deception, and authority. God's Word has given us specific strategies concerning all three, which equip and prepare us to win behind enemy lines. We are in the world, but not of it. God never intended believers to live defeated. Find out how you can win!

About the author

Daphne Delay is an author, speaker, and podcaster with a passion to help this generation discover who they are in Christ. She is the author of several books and blogs nuggets of spiritual growth and encouragement every week at daphnedelay.com on the subjects of faith, purpose, and self. You can also catch her weekly podcast, Identity Advantage, on iTunes. Daphne knows first-hand what unworthiness, guilt, and condemnation can do to a believer. After an encounter with God at age 21, she discovered the truths of our righteousness in Christ — which she now teaches and ministers in a simple and easy-to-grasp-and-apply approach. She and her husband, Tod, have been the senior pastors of Transformation Church in Seminole, Texas, since 1999.

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