This
is a good book on spiritual warfare. Etuk uses the analogy of a tree
to explore the strategies and tactics Satan employs. He goes back to
the Fall of man to show how the tree was implanted then and is passed
down to all mankind in our DNA. Satan uses the energy of man to
nourish the tree.
I
like that Etuk emphasizes the battlefield of the mind. The devil
promotes insecurity, inferiority and rebellion, concepts Etuk
represents by parts of the tree. Even the branches represent our
tendency to sin. We have a choice. It is up to us to resist the
influence, the growth of the tree. “The key to your complete
victory or defeat lies in your hands – control your mind! Feed it
with the word of God constantly.” (13) He gives some practical
steps to cutting out the evil tree and replacing it with a tree
producing good fruit.
This
is a good book for Christians to gain insight into Satan's
techniques. It is especially good for Christians who are not very
familiar with spiritual warfare. Each chapter contains a recap of the
information contained, further Scriptures to read, questions to
journal or discuss, and a written prayer. The book could be used by
an individual or in a group study.
My
rating: 4/5 stars.
Uyobong
Etuk, B.Sc., is the supervising pastor of The Redeemed Christian
Church of God Dominion Chapel Panama, and a counselor in the healing
and deliverance ministry. From an early age he answered the call of
God to equip and encourage people in their walk with God. He is a
living testimony of God's power, and often receives inspiration,
visions and revelations from the Almighty. You can find out more at
https://www.uetuk.com/
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Ubetuk,
191 pages.
I
received a complimentary digital copy of this book from the author.
My comments are an independent and honest review.
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