Sunday evening we will be exploring the challenging subject of spiritual warfare. In light of that, I want to pass along a number of helpful resources on the subject that will allow you to explore the subject in more detail.
Did the Devil Make Me Do It? by Mike McKinley
This short volume is part of the the "Questions Christians ask" book series published by The Good Book Company. Like the other books in this series, the author offers a simple and precise introduction to the subject at hand. This book is brief and helpfully summarizes the question of spiritual warfare. This volume is not long enough to answer every question you may have, but if you are new to the subject, I recommend you start here.
Screwtape Letters by CS Lewis
Lewis is one of my favorite writers of the 20th century. In this work, the late apologists imagines a series of letters from senior demon Uncle Screwtape to his apprentice nephew Wormwood on how to tempt his Christian subject. In my opinion, Screwtape Letters is one of those books that every Christian should read and reread throughout their lives.
3 Crucial Questions about Spiritual Warfare by Clinton Arnold
The best book I have read on the subject of spiritual warfare is Clinton Arnold's work. It is par tof the Three Crucial Questions series. Although its structure is centered around three questions: What is Spiritual Warfare?, Can a Christian Be Demon-Possessed?, Are We Called to Engage Territorial Spirits?, the book explores much more than this. Arnold offers a much more thorough exploration of spiritual warfare.
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