Destined to Overcome
Using God's Weapons to Overcome Our Spiritual Enemy
Are you tired of trying to battle Satan in your own strength?
Learning to rely on God's strength, not your own, is the key to
spiritual victory. This practical handbook, written by a veteran
soldier in God's army, will help you recognize Satan's strategies
and the weapons you have available through Christ to defeat him.
With more than 100,000 copies sold since its original publication,
this classic on spiritual warfare will show you how to use your
God-given resources with authority and power.
Don't let the enemy of your soul have his way. Fight back, and
discover the joy of overcoming through the One who conquered
all!
Top Highlights
“When man at the time of the Fall transferred his allegiance from God to Satan, he also transferred his dominion.” (source)
“The order is: Fact, faith and then feeling. Realize the fact first, increase your realization of the fact by speaking or declaring it, and then you will feel it in your body. You turn on the switch by affirmation or declaration.” (source)
“He invites us to come boldly, not because we are worthy but because He is worthy. He has planned that prayer be an apprenticeship, a learning experience to prepare us for rulership in the ages to come.” (source)
“And this is very simple. You do it by speaking your "word of faith," by claiming or affirming that which is already a fact.” (source)
“Satan has succeeded in keeping God's people in the dark about what happened to him at the cross.” (source)
Product Details
- Title : Destined to Overcome
- Authors:
- Billheimer, Paul E.
- Crouch, Paul
- Publisher: Bethany House
- Publication Date: 2006
- ISBN: 9781441211071
PAUL E. BILLHEIMER and his wife began a tent ministry in Anderson, Indiana, in 1936 that grew to include a Bible institute, a Christian high school, a Christian day school, and in 1957, a Christian television station. His books include Don't Waste Your Sorrows, and Destined for the Throne. They were married for 63 years and raised three children. Paul Billheimer passed away in 1984.