A Biblical Point of View on Spiritual Warfare
Author: Kerby Anderson

(publisher's review)
Every Christian feels the effects of the spiritual warfare that takes place in the unseen, supernatural dimension. It’s felt when temptation strikes. It’s felt in the struggles between making right and wrong choices. It’s felt through a wide variety of influences all around us.

How can believers protect themselves? Current issues expert Kerby Anderson surveys the Bible’s guidelines for dealing with spiritual warfare and provides answers to the hard questions people are asking:

• What is the key to victory over temptation and sin?
• Is Satan for real, and how does he influence us?
• Can a believer be demon possessed?
• What do angels do, and how are they different from people?
• How can Christians keep from being spiritually deceived?

This clear and concise guide deals with the many misconceptions people have about Satan, demons, angels, and spiritual warfare. A helpful resource for standing strong in the faith.

About the Author
Kerby Anderson is the National Director of Probe Ministries and services as host of “Point of View” head on 180 radio outlets nationwide. He received a BS from Oregon State University in Zoology; MFS from Yale University in Science; MA from Georgetown University in Government.

The author of several books, he is a frequent guest on programs such as Prime Time America, The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, Focus on the Family, and The 700 Club. Kerby has addressed the International Congress on the Bible, the Ligonier Conference, and the American Scientific Affiliation and is a lecturer on university campuses around the country, including University of Michigan, Vanderbilt University, Princeton University, San Jose State University, Johns Hopkins University, University of Colorado, and University of Texas. He is a visiting professor at Dallas Theological Seminary Philadelphia Biblical University, and Temple Baptist Seminary.

Kerby has been married to Susanne Pardey since 1974, three children. Kerby teaches the “Examine” Bible Fellowship class Sundays at Prestonwood Baptist Church.