Summary: Victory In Spiritual Warfare

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If you are interested in expanding your knowledge and understanding of spiritual warfare, I highly recommend Victory in Spiritual Warfare by Tony Evans.

WE WILL NOT MEET FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS DUE TO THE HOLIDAY SEASON. Our next meeting will be Monday, January 11. When we meet, we will cover Ephesians 6:13-18.
Thoroughly research the scriptures using your preferred Bible and compare with other versions. If you don't have more than one versions in your home, here is a reliable Christian site that I often use. Click here. To use it, either click the Bible version you want or type the Bible version in the "Find Resources" field and click "Go". Here is where you will use the table you were previous instructed to create. …show more content…
In the left column, list each part of our suit of armor. In the second column, list the purpose or provide a brief description of each piece. For now, leave the third column blank."

When we return on Monday, January 11, depending the belt of truth (v14). If time permits, we will also cover body of armor of God's righteousness (v14) and shoes... peace...from the Good News (v15).

Also use other reliable Christian resources to help you understand and breakdown the scriptures and to gain deeper insight of each pieces and how to properly use them in your daily battle in spiritual warfare for yourself, your family, your Christian brothers and sisters and non-believers.

Below are a few questions that can help you in your studies. These questions can be applied for each piece of armor. I will resend these instructions again Thursday, January 7 or Saturday, January 9 as a reminder of Monday's, January 11 meeting. Please make sure to look at the Question Study Guide section when I resend the email for additional questions that might be
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