Spiritual Warfare in the Life of the Believer

During Charles Spurgeon's remarkable thirty-eight years of ministry in 19th-century London, no building seemed spacious enough to accommodate those who wished to hear him preach. Spurgeon stood out as a passionate biblical expositor of the gospel who spoke the language of the common people and appealed to their deepest needs.

Spurgeon was an experienced veteran in confronting Satan at every turn and defeating him with the power of the gospel. But even while maintaining his practical style, Spurgeon's approach is anything but abstract, ethereal, or mystical in his teaching. He set his sights where he saw Satan at work in people's lives—enslaving them in sin, drawing them away from the full influence of the gospel, hindering their spiritual development, causing discouragement, depression, and moral failure.

Believers do not have to worry about satanic principalities and powers or how to confront them in battle. These transformative messages from Spurgeon will serve you wherever you are and help you be more than a conqueror in spiritual conflict.