The Worship Warrior: Ascending in Worship: Descending in War

by Chuck D. Pierce, John Dickson

Most Christians focus their worship on relationship and adoration, which is both excellent and right. However, our adoration and quest to know god must also move to a higher level that of exercising His will on Earth! We live in radical time! What God is doing and saying heaven must be manifested on Earth. The Spirit of the Lord is extending a call to believers. In turn, this call is releasing a sound from heaven that is being embraced by people all over the world. The call to worship draws us nearer in intimacy - and its sound causes us to go to war! Lucifer once led the angelic host in heaven in the worship of the Creator. However, he decided that he no longer wanted to be a worshiper - instead, he wanted to be worshiped. The Worship Wars began at that moment - and they continue today in the Church, on Earth and in the heavens. As we worship, our adoration ascends to His throne; and it is through this process that we are able to then descend in effective warfare. Worship warriors, arise! Now is the time for all generations to connect and stand together! Worship, enter boldly into the Throne Room, be clothed with favor, and go to war! Respond to the sound! Wage the battle! Release the harvest!

Genres: Christian, Prayer, Theology, Nonfiction, Spirituality

288 pages, Paperback

First published October 31, 2002

Reviews

[Keturah · Rating 5 out of 5]

.... ascending to descend.... if we can grasp this truth we can not only see our surrounding from a different prespective but also change them..... His Kingdom come NOW.... on earth as it is in heaven

[Cyndi Carpluk · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an incredible book. A must read for anyone who is in church service, especially if you are on the worship team. This book will help solidify your team under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Really faith enhancing.

[Kelita]

Teaching people how to grow in worship? heck yes! I really like it

[Mei Chng · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very good book although you would probably need to re-read to absorb it.

[Tamra A Page · Rating 5 out of 5]

We fight our best battles while on our knees & praising Him! An awesome read for any Christian warrior!

[Kenechi Ugwueze]

SPEICAL

[Rene' Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a book that I keep reading over and over again and always I am gleaning new nuggets! For those with a worshipper's heart, it is a MUST read!!!

[Mary · Rating 1 out of 5]

Couldn't get past the 3rd page. It just doesn't line up with scripture. I find this shocking. Very disappointing. I threw it in the trash.

[Baladas · Rating 2 out of 5]

I was a little conflicted reviewing this book.

The over-arching message of this book (as I understood it) is that looking to God and choosing to worship, regardless of current circumstances. I like, and agree with this message.

I find that Chuck Pierce's books (the two I've read) are quite eccentric. That's not to say that I am against the eccentric (I am quite eccentric myself). Mr. Pierce however, takes this to somewhat outrageous levels.

There is a good message to this book, but it is written in a very odd and confusing way. Chuck seems to invent words as he goes, with no real basis for them, and REALLY reaches a lot of times.

I would say this: Take the good, leave the overly-mystical.
God is mystical (assuming you believe in him) but if crack open the Bible, neither Jesus, nor anyone else really spoke the way he does. It seems to me that he is attempting to write in a similar fashion to the prophets portrayed in the Old Testament. Only the King James edition can rival this word use for confusing the reader.

I was uplifted and encouraged by the good - taken aback by the sheer strangeness of some of the text.

Like I said, take the good - leave the overly-strange.
In my opinion, that is the best way to benefit from this book.

[Adam Walker · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is poorly written and badly argued. The author is guilty of taking the tiniest bit of Scripture as a launching pad for the wildest flights of fancy and presenting them, not as the conjectures they are but as fact. Early in the book he states that "reason always leads to disobedience." He clearly must take this to heart, because this book shows no proper use of the ability to reason. Some of the sentences are so poorly constructed that what the actually say is outright heresy. One has to assume that the author meant something other than what he actually said, or else ...

I was very excited to find this book, because this is a topic very close to my heart, but my disappointment with the content grew with each chapter as I read. finishing this thing was torture.

[Kt, Kt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Began 5-12-06

[Christina · Rating 2 out of 5]

has some good information but some off the wall info also. Read it with a grain of salt lol

[Lauren · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book so much applied to who I am as a person, I couldn't put it down!

[Mary · Rating 5 out of 5]

A must read for everyone who loves to praise and worship our King.