We wrestle against unseen spiritual forces, but how do we engage them in a combat? How can the visible take on invisible forces? Isn't it an unfair advantage that we have to engage an adversary we cannot see? What if he takes us unawares when we are not paying attention or when we are too tired to notice any awkward movement? How much attention can we give to what is happening around us to be able to preempt his moves?
The dynamics of this combat and rules of engagement are uncommon and unconventional because it occurs simultaneously on two separate planesthe visible and the invisible. The question is, how do we effectively handle the interface to secure victory?
The book in your hand outlines the operational dynamics for disarming the adversary and keeping him at arm's length. It draws from 1st Peter 5:8-9 and exposes the nature of spiritual combat in the material world. Although we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, spiritual forces cannot operate without their express or implicit cooperation. You will need to be vigilant to be able to deal with issues on this level!