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Overcoming the Enemy: The Spiritual Warfare of the Believer

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Overcoming the Enemy is a AWESOME book to read. It enligthens us how to be a effective Christian warrior. I recieved this book and finished it in two days! I believe I will be a more effective spiritual warrior after reading this book. It is a "must have" in the Christian library!

This book gives understanding to why people do and perhaps act the way they do. Its that simple and that clear. TD Jakes writes like he is talking to you. It is a very good read, a must read. I didn't want to put it down.
Thank you Mr. Jakes.
EI Duran

I have this entire series and they are all excellent reads. Bishop Jakes take you deeper in the things of God. If you want to be more victorious or just victorious in the things of God, this book is for you.

this was a great book!!! Very easy to read and understand!!! Very encouraging to give us the tools to be victorious over the enemy for ourselves and others!!!

This book is for anybody that wants to live rightously but don't know how according to todays standards then this is the book to read.

This entire seies is a must read for anyone serious about developing a more intimate relationship with the Father.

I purchased this for my then fiance who was going through a hard time personally. He enjoyed the book. T.D. Jakes is a great author and motivational speaker.

they kept my money and never sent the book i ordered, after i contacted them about my item they said it was sent out. i have ordered at least 25 items from amazon this month and i received every item but the one that i ordered from them.

The book is VERY SMALL. In fact it's TINY. There are not many words in this book series though the content is interesting and, in places, even powerful. I would, however, not recommend it above meatier offerings and would suggest you select something on the lines of Moody's Handbook on Theology or the like. I know they're very different offerings, but tiny books that cost a lot annoy me. TD, you really should group your Ephesians booklets together and give us value for money (or should that be value for prosperity?); that way I'd have only been disappointed once, not six times. Could have been named "Six pillows from Ephesians".