
Walker
believes many Christians are living below what God has intended for
them. Many Christians struggle with issues, never understanding the
root of the problem. Resentment, exhaustion, anger and similar
problems may well have their roots in demonic attack. He does a good
job of helping us understand how the attacks work. He then provides
thought provoking questions to help us work through the issues to
healing.
Walker
uses Jesus' encounter with the man with the unclean spirit in Mark 5
as a framework for his exploration of spiritual oppression. I was
surprised at the insights he gleaned from that experience. Self pain
and manipulation are just two of the characteristics Walker
identifies. The characteristic that surprised me the most was
hyperspiritualism. “Religion is often used as an escape route by
people who don't want to address the deeper issues of their lives.”
(100) That one made me think long and hard.
I
highly recommend this book to Christians who want to investigate the
possibility of spiritual oppression in their lives. While Walker says
Christians cannot be possessed by demons, they can be oppressed to
the point of physical problems and mental and emotional instability.
You'll encounter some common sense yet spiritually insightful
information to help you in the process of self discovery and then the
task of successful spiritual warfare. It will not be easy work but
will be well worth the effort.
You
can find out more about the book, watch the book trailer, and read a
sample chapter at http://restoredattheroot.com/
.
My
rating: 5/5 stars

Charisma
House, 224 pages.
I
received a complimentary egalley of this book from the publisher. My
comments are an independent and honest review.
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