THE FULL ARMOR OF GOD (Part 4 of 9)

Christians around the world are becoming increasingly aware of the spiritual battle that surrounds them.
As a result, there is a renewed interest in the apostle Paul’s recommendation to put on the full armor of God to defend against the devil’s schemes as recorded in Ephesians, chapter 6.
“Therefore, put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground. Stand firm then, with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace.” (Ephesians 6:13, 15)
THE SHOES OF PEACE
THE BELIEVER’S TRANQUILITY. A Roman soldier's footwear would have hobnails on the sole, very much like football cleats because when they were fighting, they needed solid footing from which to move. Unless you have a solid footing of peace, you can never make war. Sounds like a contradiction, doesn't it? When Satan comes against your tranquility, he throws out stones and briars of doubts and discouragement to cause you to stumble. Do you have peace right now? If not, then you cannot win the battle.
What if there was one book, honed from Scripture, that could guide you to victory over the realities of spiritual warfare?
One that may change your outlook on the importance of monitoring your thought life and acquiring an inner peace brought forth from a firm understanding of Scripture and a solid footing in gospel truth.
'Take Captive Every Thought' was written to disseminate the truth about spiritual warfare and to provide Christians the wisdom, discernment, and determination necessary to expose and defeat Satan’s influence over their thought life and allow God’s plan to prevail in their lives.
To inquire about a speaking engagement or find out more about our book and Spirit of Influence Ministries, visit: www.spiritofinfluence.org
The descriptions of the armor have been reprinted from The Armor of Christian Warfare by Pastor Adrian Rogers and can be found online at; https://www.crosswalk.com/faith/spiritual-life/the-armor-of-christian-warfare-1149596.html


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