Keep the Pigs Out: How to Slam the Door Shut on Satan and His Demons and Keep Your Spiritual House

by Don Dickerman

This book will show believers what they must know to remain free of demon oppression. Those who read the author’s first book, When Pigs Move In , about how to get rid of demonic oppression in your life will want to follow up with this practical book outlining how to stay free of interference from Satan. The author combines practical biblical principles with powerful stories of people who have broken free of demonic oppression and who have learned to successfully wage spiritual war against Satan and his demonic forces. This book is about knowing our limitations. It is about recognizing our boundaries. It is not intended to offend or criticize those who promote this thinking, but to help believers keep the door closed and remain free of demon powers.

240 pages, Paperback

First published October 5, 2010

Reviews

[Mike · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent and practical book by a man who has tons of experience preaching the good news, casting out demons and healing the sick.

[Sarah B · Rating 1 out of 5]

Didn’t read, title is absurd. They say anagrams reveal hidden truths. I highly recommend looking up anagrams for “Don Dickerman”. From an incredible list, one of my favorites is “Demon Narc Kid”.

[Tracy Walker · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very easy read.

[Tobyann Aparisi · Rating 5 out of 5]

I won this book from first reads with goodreads. By the time I got to this book, there were already a couple reviews posted. So I was worried this was going to be a snooze. I was very pleasantly surprised. The author is a very good writer, you could almost see him up at a podium or at a small gathering, sharing his knowledge and teaching how to apply the word of God to every day life. I found it interesting that he has actually spoken and or preached to some horrible true crime serial killers. What courage, what a message that must have been. I believe things (books) come to us whether we win them or a friend or family member lends it to us, in times of need. I really felt lifted by the words here and because it was written so well (just like he is there talking to you), it was all easy to understand and take in. There are many instances that I feel was a personal message to me (I have always thought when there is a good preacher with something good to share, God brings them to you somehow). Thank you so much for choosing me to read this book. It means more than you will ever know. I have read others similiar again in times of need. This book reminds me of the fundamentals that I need to apply to my life. I really liked this book and plan to share it with others. I would hope this author would take his obvious knowledge of the word and lend it to another book.

Thank you again.

[Wyndy · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was a very interesting book written in an easy to read and understand manner. The author has a great deal of experience dealing with demonic spirits and counseling those who are oppressed. There were several ideas that I hadn't come across before, like being careful to work within the area in which you yourself have legal rights. Just because we are Christian doesn't mean that we have the right interfere with the territory that God has given to a demon. I didn't realize that there were areas like this. He uses lots of examples to put across his ideas and also has chapters about the difference between what the demons and angels can actually do. This book would be worth reading for anyone interested in an effective spiritual warfare calling.

[Sherry · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this book. His writing is easy to read but requires you to think a bit. He seems to know his scripture really well and he makes an excellent point about folks avoiding the parts of the Bible that refer to demons. Even the parts of the Gospels where Jesus himself is casting out demons. This is a good book for anyone wanting to learn more about what the Bible has to say about demons and fallen angels and how to deal with them.

I received this book through Goodreads first reads program.

[Jo Keefe · Rating 2 out of 5]

This was a book I won, not something I would have read.. A little off beat for me and I am a "good" christian, but just not my type of book. well written.

[Midnights · Rating 3 out of 5]

very repetitive from first book. also very watered down sometimes and he generallizes a lot. Eh. Part of the book are pretty off-topic too. Just meh.

[Jessica Martin · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is an incredible book that kept me to get to the right track..