by Benjamin F. Simmons (Author)
Our greatest enemy cannot be seen, eludes detection, never announces his arrival, has no need of our approval, and always catches us off guard.
Regardless of one's religious affiliation, distinguishing between good and evil is a common requisite for godly behavior. We must espouse that which is good and preclude all evil. Let us face it: this is not an easy task. Our adversary is a master of deception with a desire to "sift you like wheat." The Apostle Paul establishes the pretense of spiritual warfare and admonishes acknowledgment and defense of the same. Unfortunately, he did not quite have an opportunity to provide a "how-to" manual for his followers, but that is exactly what this book is for. Caution! The devil from a burning hell does not want you to read this book.