The Kingdom of God Is Spiritual Warfare

ISBN-13: 9781629527246 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 182 str.

PhD David Kwadwo Okai

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"Whether we want to admit it or not we are at war..." Sandra Cory DRE Vice President of Administration Louisiana Baptist University, Shreveport ..".this book will help you discover if you are fighting with God or against God." Rev. Steve Bradshaw Lead Pastor Lift Church, Venice ..".this book is extremely helpful in understanding the dynamics of the Kingdom of God and how they interface with daily life...it as a must-read for all and sundry." Rev. Dr. Paul Frimpong-Manso General Superintendent Assemblies of God, Ghana ..".this book is a must read for Bible students, pastors, and teachers in seminary and the church..." Rev. Kwame Owusu-Baafi Senior Pastor, International Baptist Church Senegal, Dakar ..".Those who long to encounter the voice of the global church will recognize the authenticity and great value of this book..." William Payne, PhD Professor of Evangelism and Missions Ashland Theological Seminary Believe it or not, there is an ongoing fierce battle in the life of every individual, marriages, families, friends, communities, and nations. Ignorance of the source of your daily combat, and how to live a persistent victorious life triggers horrible torments, chronic depression, hopelessness, and suicidal. In this book the Holy Spirit unfolds biblical and theological truth that; "the Kingdom of God is spiritual warfare: You cannot escape this battle, but but you can triumph through faith in Christ Jesus." David Okai is a missionary, pastor, and Bible teacher. David planted Resurrection and Life Church, Berkley, Michigan on February 26, 2006; a church he serves as the lead pastor. Dr. Okai is an adjunct professor at Ashland Theological Seminary, Detroit Michigan. He holds PhD in Bible and Theology from Louisiana Baptist University. David and his wife Dinah are blessed with 5 grown children, and three grand children. David and Dinah live in West Bloomfield, Michigan USA. Cell: 313-415-6681 Email: revdavidokai@yahoo.com