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Know Your Enemy
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Know Your Enemy

Nicholl McGuire

Edition (source) : 2009

You didn't see it coming! Another insult, lie, exaggeration, and other negative behaviors from someone who claims that he or she believes and loves the Lord. Really? You shake your head. How can a person claim to love Christ when he or she doesn't listen to him, attempt to follow his precepts, or do anything to uplift, encourage, edify or rebuke brothers and sisters wayward in the faith? Rather, he or she criticizes the messenger, builds up a defense, and finds fault with those God has appointed to convict one's spirit. If you have ever been hurt by those who love you since walking with the Lord, then this book is a must-read! It's time to break free from relatives, friends, acquaintances and others who are hindering your walk with the Lord no matter the title, association, or what contributions they have made to your life in the past. Be renewed, find your strength in the Lord and know who your enemies are! In the book, Know Your Enemy: The Christian's Critic you will gain: further insight in determining friends from foes, identifying Satan's manipulative strategies, what to do when the critic attacks, and other useful information. We are told in the Bible to love an enemy, but how can you love someone who is permitting his or herself to be used by the devil? This book will help you get to know your enemies from a spiritual perspective.Allow this book to help you deal with the challenges you may face from the enemy's name-calling to debating. Stay humbled with lessons learned from the past. This book provides biblical scriptures to help you stand even when our adversary tempts us, yet again, to fall away from our Lord.

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