Spiritual Warfare 

Introduction

“Spiritual Warfare” by Kenneth E. Hagin is a Christian book that teaches believers how to engage in spiritual warfare effectively. The author’s main argument is that every believer is in a battle against the forces of darkness, and they need to know how to fight and win the battle. In this review, I will provide an overview of the book’s content, its strengths, and weaknesses.

Overview of the Book

The book has nine chapters, with each chapter building upon the previous one. In the first chapter, Hagin introduces the concept of spiritual warfare and highlights the importance of understanding it. He argues that Novel is not optional for believers but a necessity because we are in a battle against the devil and his agents.

In the second chapter

Hagin discusses the believer’s weapons of warfare, which include the Word of God, prayer, fasting, praise, and worship. He emphasizes the importance of understanding how to use these weapons effectively.

The third chapter

Discusses the importance of spiritual discernment, which is the ability to distinguish between good and evil, right and wrong, truth and error. Hagin argues that believers need spiritual discernment to recognize and resist the enemy’s attacks.

In the fourth chapter

Hagin talks about the believer’s authority in Christ. He explains that through Christ’s death and resurrection, believers have been given authority over the devil and his agents. Therefore, believers can exercise their authority to resist the enemy’s attacks and overcome him.

In the fifth chapter

Hagin emphasizes the importance of faith in spiritual warfare. He explains that faith is the key to victory and that believers need to cultivate their faith through the Word of God and prayer.

The sixth chapter

Focuses on the believer’s mindset in It. Hagin argues that believers need to have a mindset of victory rather than defeat. They need to see themselves as conquerors in Christ and not victims of the enemy’s attacks.

The seventh chapter

Hagin discusses the importance of unity in It. He explains that believers need to be united in prayer and purpose to resist the enemy’s attacks effectively.

The eighth chapter

Talks about the importance of perseverance in spiritual warfare. Hagin explains that believers need to persevere in prayer and faith, even when the battle seems long and hard.

The final chapter

Hagin concludes the book by emphasizing the importance of staying vigilant in it. He argues that the enemy never gives up, and believers need to stay alert and ready to resist his attacks continually.

Strengths

Strengths of the Book One of the book’s strengths is that it is practical and easy to understand. Hagin uses simple language and real-life examples to explain the concepts, making them accessible to all believers.

Another strength of the book is that it is grounded in scripture. Hagin uses the Bible to support his arguments and emphasizes the importance of studying and applying the Word of God in spiritual warfare.

Finally, the book’s emphasis on faith, perseverance, and victory is encouraging and inspiring. Hagin motivates believers to trust God and believe that they can overcome the enemy through Christ.

Weaknesses

Weaknesses of the Book One weakness of the book is that it focuses primarily on the believer’s role in spiritual warfare and does not explore the role of the Holy Spirit adequately. Although Hagin mentions the Holy Spirit in the book, he does not discuss the Spirit’s role in empowering and guiding believers in spiritual warfare.

Another weakness is that the book may be too simplistic for some readers who are looking for a more in-depth exploration of spiritual warfare. Hagin’s focus on practical tips and real-life examples may not satisfy those who are looking for a more theological or philosophical discussion of spiritual warfare.

Conclusion

“Spiritual Warfare” by Kenneth E. Hagin is a valuable resource for believers who want to understand and engage in spiritual warfare effectively. The book’s practical and scripture-based approach makes it accessible to all readers, and its emphasis on faith, perseverance, and victory is motivating and inspiring. Although the book could have explored the Holy Spirit’s role in spiritual warfare more deeply, it is still a valuable resource for believers looking to grow in their understanding and practice of spiritual warfare. Overall, I highly recommend this book to any believer seeking to engage in spiritual warfare more effectively.