Blood on the Doorposts

by William Schnoebelen

Salvation in Christ should bring liberty to God's people. Yet many suffer needlessly because they don't understand what the Bible teaches about how to achieve victorious living. In this advanced course in spiritual warfare, you will learn how to help others rise Bad relationships ... Anger and resentment ... Fear ... Unforgiveness... Guilt ... Depression ... Cults ... Drug abuse... Occult and witchcraft connectionsBill Schnoebelen has counseled hundreds of Christians towards victory -- Christians who, despite the best intentions of clergy and friends, were unable to obtain the liberty they so desperately needed. Pastors, couples, singles and teens have found the liberating power of Jesus Christ after years of heartache and misery . . . and you can too!

Genres: Spirituality

338 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 1994

About the author

William "Bill" Schnoebelen is an American Christian evangelist, author, lecturer, and apologist who has devoted much of his career to religious teaching and ministry. Educated at St. Francis Seminary and Liberty University, where he earned graduate degrees in theology and counseling, he has been active in ministry since 1986. In 1992, he founded and became director of With One Accord Ministries, an organization dedicated to biblical teaching, evangelism, and addressing religious controversies. Schnoebelen is widely known for his testimony regarding his involvement in various spiritual and occult movements before embracing evangelical Christianity. Drawing on those experiences, he has written numerous books and educational materials examining subjects such as Freemasonry, Wicca, Mormonism, occult practices, and Christian doctrine. Among his best-known works is Romancing Death, which explores the cultural fascination with vampirism and the occult. In addition to writing and speaking internationally, he has worked in counseling and addiction recovery, taught extensively, and produced a large body of print and video-based ministry resources.

Reviews

[Melissa Marrs]

A must have

This has very good information on possession and oppression as well as info on how to be freed from such. There is information that helps you see doorways you have opened in the past and prayers that can help you close those doorways.

[Jayson Lackey]

Heavy and freeing. And must read for anyone coming out of the Occultist's ways of life.

[Roberto]

Es un libro q te enciende a tener tus sentidos espirituales atentos y en alerta ante la gran guerra espiritual a la que nos involucramos al creer en el Señor Jesucristo.

[Jeanette Settles]

Good book on spiritual warfare, but was more intense than I had expected. Although some of it seems unbelieveable, I do believe that the writer knows what he's talking about and also believe he experienced what he said he experienced. Some of it I don't agree with, but am doing some further research into those things in order to better understand where the writer is coming from.

[Rex]

The author has such a valuable and necessarily dire perspective on the battle field as it were. Very few people are "on fire" enough to go as deep into the thick of it as William does in this book. The knowledge he has gathered here is hard sought and we're all lucky to benefit from it.

[Tracy]

Good book to read to have a perspective on spiritual warfare...especially if your helping someone to come out of the occult.

[Joshua Foote]

Great

I have heard positive and negative things about the author and how his occult past isn't true but a good book on spiritual warfare

[Karen]

Informative and thought provoking. Didn't agree with everything the author says, particularly his stance on the KJV.

[James McDonald]

Bill Schnoebelen is always an interesting read. His treatise on spiritual warfare is informative, and far from dull.

[Lysa C]

If you read this book, know that Sharon Schnoebelen was William's first wife. She died & William then married Mary.

I ordered Blood on the Doorposts many years ago. It is mostly good & eye opening. But William does not live up to his seemingly adamant belief of not supporting corrupted Bible versions. William has given an Editorial Review for Tim Cohen's "Antichrist and a Cup of Tea" book which uses the corrupted NKJV Bible! But William wrote an article on his With One Accord website about the NKJV being corrupt. So why would William support Tim Cohen's books?

[Frannie Burd]

Really interesting account of an ex-satanist and freemason coming to Jesus. The first half is
fascinating. My issues come in the later part. He states that the King James is the only true version
if the Bible, and warns against church members laying hands on one another for healing. I can understand his concerns, coming out of the occult, but he takes it so far as to become a type of religiosity. Jesus told us to lay hands and pray for one another, so I'll stick with that.

[Hanna Villanueva]

Un libro totalmente revelador, de suma importancia! Totalmente de Guerra espiritual!!