Spiritual Warfare

This is a great starting point for understanding the spiritual world. Thank you Derek Prince and his ministries for providing such an invaluable resource.

A great way to understand the role of a father.

I am Derek's fan but not a blind one so I check the source (the Bible) for my own reference. His teachings are well aligned with God and this book is one of my favourite. It gives a deeper overview of the battle between God and Satan, angels and demons in heavenlies.I bought it as I found that course from DPM on their website on Spiritual battle which is free and very interesting. I recommend it to you to get into studying as its interactive and you will learn a lot.

As a born again Christian this book is packed with information, it’s short and to the point. Derek Prince has a way of explaining his point that does not waffle on. Lots of scripture references so this book I have used as a bible study book as I am getting to know the bible with the bible.

I found this book to be very encouraging and full of wisdom and insight. I would recommend this book to any Christian wanting to gain extra knowledge of the unseen world, and help them understand how to counteract the schemes of evil forces.

In these days in which ‘truth’ is whatever ‘I’ want it to be, Prince’s continuous use of scripture is rewarding. It is true that the end times draw near and that the Church faces stern tests. How well we know scripture and how clearly we exercise it day to day may well prove vital. Vital for those in need of salvation through Jesus Christ and vital for His bride to step aside and be true witnesses. Prince shows the way declared in scripture. Truly, we do not fight against flesh and blood .......

As Christians, we're fighting against spiritual adversaries. It's sometimes a difficult thing to accept - that we may be influenced, thwarted and challenged in very real ways by the powers of darkness. We're so 'over-exposed' to concepts and imaginative constructs of the supernatural in uncensored media and unabridged fiction in this century that, paradoxically, we're inured. Perhaps that's a demonic ploy, too. Prince shows us with new evidence what we've somehow ceased to 'know' and believe, but what we've been at least dimly aware of since first we encountered Jesus and learned that he cast out demons as well as cured the physically sick; that demons are real, that they may inhabit (without necessarily possessing) people - even Christians - and that if they are not 'evicted' with faith and authority, they may continue to 'squat' indefinitely or may misbehave to varying degrees of seriousness when they are cast out - as was the case when a relatively immature Prince commanded a spirit of death to leave a woman and it leapt into her dog - with fatal (for the dog) consequences. But this book is far more than a dramatic account of one man's walk into profound spiritually authoritative maturity; it is a common sense guide of enormous comfort to even the newest Christian who earnestly seeks the peace of God's presence and yearns for the sort of faith that calmly and confidently assumes authority over darkness.

D. Prince is always worth reading it! Highly recommend it!