Equipped
Ephesians 6 Devotionals to Empower and Make You Victorious in Everyday Struggles
by Ruth L. Snyder
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Pub Date Oct 23 2018 | Archive Date Dec 15 2019
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Description
Is spiritual warfare real? Are you aware of how you’re being attacked? Equipped takes a detailed look at God, at our enemy, and at our response.
Everyday struggles happen, but you can be victorious.
In Africa, people believe in spirit beings. Witch doctors cast spells. People dance barefoot over red-hot coals without being burned. Spiritual warfare is obvious.
In other cultures, the spiritual battle is not so evident. Still, it is very real. Homes are divided by discord and divorce. Parents are overly busy. Children are lured into drugs and sex-trafficking. Churches are complacent and powerless. Is there hope?
Jesus said, "The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full" (John 10:10 NIV). What's stopping you from living life to the full? Read Equipped. Become aware. Put on your spiritual armour as described in Ephesians six. Stand firm. Pray.
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Anne S, Reviewer
Equipped
By Ruth L. Snyder
I have been reading this devotional in the evening as I put my boys, 8 and 4 years old to bed. God, Our Enemy, Our Response, and Our Armor are the 4 sections of this book. They are relevant and helpful in acknowledging a very important part of our faith, spiritual warfare. Our God is real but so is our enemy. It was a good read to remind me and teach my kids about putting on the armor of the Lord. We prepare for many parts of our life by studying and training, let us not forget that there is a spiritual battle to equip ourselves for as well. I have enjoyed this book and reading it as a family has been good even though it is geared for adults. There are many highlighted sections of wisdom gleaned as I page back through this book.
I received a copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for my honest review.
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