MY REVIEW
I disagree that demons can actually inhabit a Christian, which Basham seems to be saying. However, I do know that demons can oppress true believers because of sin, because they allow that kind of persecution from the demonic realm. Satan will take and use any means to ruin a believer's witness. When a Christian allows such inroads, then trouble follows.
This book should be a must read for any church body. Basham gently, but inexorably outlines how Christians deceive themselves and other members of the body. Then he exposes how Satan uses such to encroach upon our peace of mind that is our right because of the indwelling of the Holy Spirit.
Just as God deals with each of us individually, so does Satan and his minions. This book unlocks those so called secrets, and shines a bright light upon the workings of the demonic realm.
Buy the book, read it, pass it along to your sisters and brothers in Christ, teach a class on it. The body of Christ is sick with unbelief, and we need this kind of knowledge to make her well, and strong, and flourishing within the power of God so that others will see the light and come to Christ. Amen!
5 of 5 stars.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Are Christians at risk of demonic invasion?
Absolutely not, thought Pastor Don Basham when another pastor
suggested evil influences might be causing turmoil in his church and
failures in his ministry. But after more troubling and perplexing
problems, Basham began to discover he was wrong.
In this page-turning account, Basham chronicles his reluctant journey
from disbelief to acceptance in the existence of demonic spirits. More
than a story, he imparts what he discovered about demons, the difference
between infestation and possession, and how to engage in spiritual
warfare. He also describes the biblical tools that bring about
deliverance from demonic influence.
Through this moving story, you will learn how to recognize the
presence of evil spirits, pray for deliverance and protect against
demonic invasion. It’s never too late. You can find the freedom and
healing you need—and be an agent of deliverance to others.
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