The Art of Spiritual War: An Inside Look at the Enemy's Battle Plan

by Andrew Farley

Bestselling author Andrew Farley takes readers on an imaginative journey through the enemy's plan of attack. This creative, modern-day parable exposes evangelical readers to the reality of the supernatural and equips them to do battle against the hidden--but very real--realm of Satan and his demonic forces. Now in paper.

184 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2013

Reviews

[Jennifer Dillingham · Rating 5 out of 5]

Superb! A must read for anyone that can read!

I chose to give this five stars because it was a jackpot of a find! This document exposes the puppetry of our wrong thinking. In my opinion the discovery of a playbook that consist of the detail strategy of the enemy of our soul, is a greater find than Noah's Ark!
The information provided within this book speaks for itself and proves to be more useful to the believer in spiritual warfare and in the battlefield of the mind! Thank you Andrew Farley for your boldness and transparency as both a writer and a believer! You are a true blessing to body of believers and the bride of Christ!

[Neil Pledger · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great & original take on CS Lewis Screwtape Letters

A fabulous read that gives great insight into the enemies schemes to rob believers of their true identity in Christ by entraping them in religion rather than a life giving relationship with Jesus!

[Lisa Morrow · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is excellent! I would definitely read it again. Told from the point of view of the Master Deceiver, he educates "young tempters as early as possible." The "principal goal is to inundate patients [Christians] with subtly incompatible belief systems such that" the simple truth of the Life is obscured. What follows is the principles for the tempters on how to steal, kill, and destroy the Christian, oftentimes using one's own pastor or leader to aid in the destruction of a grace-filled life. An eye-opening book, the final sentence says it all..."Always blind them to the Blood, and never, ever let them see the Life."

[Dawn Kravagna · Rating 5 out of 5]

A work of genius. 21st century version of the Screwtape Letters for our time. So much to ponder over that I hope to reread it once a year as a reminder. If every Christian read this book, we’d experience an amazing revival in America when the Church learns how to walk in the Spirit, trusting Jesus, instead of Moses.

[MaryEllen Bream · Rating 3 out of 5]

This wasn't my favorite of Farley's books as I'm not a big fan of the satirical style of writing. However, it builds well on his other books, "The Naked Gospel" and "God Without Religion" and provides good reminders that religious fervor is often as much a tool of the devil as is blatant evil.

[Vicki piper · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent Book

This book covers spiritual warfare beautifully. This book opened my eyes to where I was being deceived. I would recommend this book for any Child of God.