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4.0 out of 5 stars
Challenging. Energizing. Compelling. Quickening., June 5, 2005
This review is from: This Day We Fight!: Breaking the Bondage of a Passive Spirit (Paperback)
Frangipane has a burden for America. And America is under attack. But the church is not advancing against the enemy. Introspective and self-involved, the church has a spirit of passivity about her.
Even in the aftermath of 9/11, the church has not responded with a sustained, courageous, persevering spiritual attack against the enemy. Some beleivers treat God more "like a bartender than the Lord of Hosts!" We tell him our problems, await his sympathetic response and we go on our way unchanged, no better or stronger for the encounter.
But that is not our calling: The Lord of Hosts is calling believers to wage warfare: to fight! And the weapons of our warfare are mighty through God. (Eph 6:12). "The church in America is throwing off indifference and apathy and rising, at long last, to her feet." (p 166)
Frangipane calls upon believers in America to answer the call to arms. To wage war against oppression, tyranny, demonic control, principalities and all the powers of the enemy. He calls the church to stand tall: "This day we fight!" And then the Lord will come. Even so, come quickly Lord Jesus.
The author is well known for his work and anointed teaching in spiritual warfare. If interested in this topic, "Three Battlegrounds" is also an excellent book.
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37 of 38 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent! A must-read for all Christians, August 19, 2005
This review is from: This Day We Fight!: Breaking the Bondage of a Passive Spirit (Paperback)
This is an excellent book for every Christian who has something to pray about. In other words, this book is for everyone! In this day of war, terrorists, drugs, crime and immorality, one can easily become overwhelmed by the abundance of prayer needs. We have unsaved loved ones, family members who are living in blatant sin -- the circle of our world grows larger and larger as we think about our local church family, the town we live in, our country and the world at large. How much impact can one person have against the battles of this day and age? Francis Frangipane reminds us of the authority we have in Christ! The biblical truths presented in this book, This Day We Fight!, will both encourage and empower you to persevere in your fight against the realms of darkness.
Anyone who is familiar with Francis' writings knows that his vision is for God's church to be transformed into the image of Jesus Christ. In this book we are reminded of our ultimate goal: to become like Christ. That is the heart of this book. Yes, it's about fighting for what you love and not giving up. Yes, it's about breaking the bondage of a passive spirit. But it is also a reminder that Christ is in us. Christ, who walked in authority, who conquered death and won the victory over sin and sickness, His spirit abides in us! We, too, have been given authority over all the power of the enemy (Lk 10:19); now we must walk in it and take back what the enemy has stolen. Passivity keeps us in bondage to the flesh and limits us spiritually. This book encourages us to keep the fight of faith alive within us. As we stand on the promises of God with persevering, unyielding faith and know who we are in Christ, discouragement will be replaced by courage and passivity with power!
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27 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This Day We Fight, July 20, 2005
This review is from: This Day We Fight!: Breaking the Bondage of a Passive Spirit (Paperback)
Are you tired of the daily battles in your life? Then read this book. Franacis Frangiapane does an excellent job of giving practical ways-strategic plans for not only staying in the battle but in overcoming and winning the battle. In the book he reminds us that the victory is already ours-we just have to keep claiming it and fix our eyes on the Lord.
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