Dealing with Spiritual Warfares in Life: Ephesians 6:12

By Cynthia Caffrey

We are living in the darkest days of our lives, as well as the darkest hours. Just know that spirits are real and the devil is real. He's seeking whom he can devour. We will always deal with wars - whether they be spiritual wars or physical wars; there will be wars.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Jul 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781641384117

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Dealing with Spiritual Warfares in Life

Ephesians 6:12

Cynthia Caffrey

Copyright © 2018 Cynthia Caffrey

All rights reserved

First Edition

Page Publishing, Inc

New York, NY

First originally published by Page Publishing, Inc 2018

ISBN 978-1-64138-410-0 (Paperback)

ISBN 978-1-64138-411-7 (Digital)

Printed in the United States of America

We wrestle not against flesh and blood but against principalities, against powers, against rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.

Preface

As we travel through this life’s journey and experience trials and tribulations, just know that the battle is not yours. It’s the Lord’s. So let everything that has breath praise ye the Lord, for he’s worthy to be praised.

Introduction

We live in a world where we’ve been tried and dealt with trials on every hand. But through God, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Now is the time to take heed to the Word of God and make a change in our lives. Wars will always be, but who will be here to withstand in the midst of it all—whether it be the physical wars of life or the spiritual wars of life. We could never win without the Lord Jesus Christ. For there is no other name given unto man by which we might be saved but Jesus. It’s time for us to make a commitment with God. We need to have a personal relationship with God. Cultivation of personal relationship is nice and wonderful. And we find ourselves committed to each other with regularity, yet we make no commitments unto God. Our true covenant should be with Jesus Christ. Our most personal relationship should be with God. Through his Son Jesus Christ, we are then commissioned to share the good news of God’s plan of salvation to every man. Through his saving grace and mercy, we should get about our Father’s business.

In honor of Pastor Arthur J. Molizone III and Johnnie Mae Jackson Scholarship fund (First Open Door Deliverance Church) and Pastor D. Earl Lewis (Greater Oak Grove Baptist Church)

Dedicated to my loving mother, Lillian Douglas; my husband, Roy Lee Caffrey; my sisters, Joyce Douglas and Cheryl Cook; and my brother, Larry Cook, (Renee).

To my children—Eura (Carla) Patterson, Cyntheal Cook, and my son, Chevis Sion and Dorthy Garcia.

Chapter 1

The Living God among the Dead Gods

As we look into this topic, many may wonder, What does it mean? Allow me to share something with you concerning the difference between the living God among the dead gods. First, notice one starts with a capital letter G, meaning (the Almighty God) while the second one starts with a lowercase g, denoting small gods.

The capital G refers to God over all gods and over all things—in heaven and on earth, in the sea and beneath the sea, in the air, and around the world. All power is in his hands. There are many nations around the world. There are many kindred of all kinds, and there are many different types of doctrines being taught, but there is only one living God: Jesus. He is the living God.

The lowercase g refers to small gods, kings, and rulers and mummy of different countries and continents.

The dead gods are those who have lain down in graves and have not risen to this day, awaiting on judgment day, like all mortal men who