Spiritual Warfare by the Word of God — 50-Study KJV Bible Book
A 380-page, 50-study KJV guide showing how believers resist Satan, defeat deception, guard the mind, test false teaching, and stand through the written Word of God.
$9.99
Description
Spiritual Warfare by the Word of God is an extensive 380-page King James Bible study examining how Christians confront temptation, deception, false doctrine, fear, discouragement, lust, bitterness, accusation, spiritual confusion, and the attacks of the devil through the written Word of God.
This 50-essay study rejects the sensational, ritualistic, and formula-driven approaches often associated with modern spiritual-warfare teaching. The believer’s greatest weapon is not emotional intensity, religious shouting, mystical declarations, private revelation, or repeated phrases treated like Christian incantations. The weapon identified by Scripture is “the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God” in Ephesians 6:17.
Beginning with Satan’s opening question in Genesis 3—“Yea, hath God said?”—the book traces the spiritual battle over God’s words from Eden to Christ’s wilderness temptation, where the Lord Jesus answered the devil repeatedly with the declaration, “It is written.” These studies show that Satan often attacks confidence in Scripture before he attacks conduct. He questions, misquotes, misapplies, dilutes, and contradicts what God has spoken because disobedience becomes easier once biblical authority has been weakened.
The book thoroughly examines Christ’s wilderness temptations, the world, the flesh, and the devil, the whole armour of God, prayer, sound doctrine, right division, the authority of the King James Bible, the warfare of the mind, and the practical battles Christians face every day. Individual studies address fear, discouragement, lust, bitterness, pride, doubt, condemnation, spiritual laziness, false teachers, religious tradition, misleading experiences, supernatural claims, Bible versions, and perseverance under continued pressure.
Readers will learn why submission to God must come before resistance to the devil, why Scripture must be understood rather than used as a magical formula, why the flesh is often the enemy’s accomplice, why sound doctrine acts as spiritual protection, and why a Bible verse can be completely true yet dangerously misapplied when it is not rightly divided.
The 50 studies are arranged as a complete spiritual-warfare training manual. Each essay contains substantial biblical teaching, memorable illustrations, doctrinal warnings, practical applications, and carefully woven King James Bible passages. The material is written from a KJV Bible-believing, dispensational, rightly divided perspective.
At approximately 380 pages, this book has been intentionally priced at only $9.99 so that individual believers, families, Bible students, teachers, pastors, and churches can afford to use it. Its purpose is not merely to discuss spiritual warfare but to demonstrate strategically how the written Word of God exposes lies, guards the mind, corrects doctrine, strengthens faith, and enables the Christian to stand.
The battlefield is temporary. The enemy is temporary. The Word of God is not.
The authority of the written Word, “It is written,” the whole armour of God, the sword of the Spirit, submission before resistance, the world and the flesh and the devil, spiritual warfare in the mind, bringing thoughts into captivity, testing spirits, exposing false teachers, resisting temptation, sound doctrine as protection, rightly dividing Scripture, King James Bible authority, prayer and obedience, assurance of salvation, resisting accusation, guarding against bitterness and pride, biblical perseverance, standing in the evil day
Spiritual warfare begins wherever the authority of God’s words is questioned. Satan’s first recorded attack was directed against something God had said, and Christ’s wilderness victory demonstrated the believer’s pattern: identify the temptation, answer it with Scripture, remain submitted to God, and refuse compromise. The Word of God is not a magical formula but a living sword that must be read, understood, rightly divided, believed, and obeyed. The whole armour of God consists of truth, righteousness, the gospel of peace, faith, salvation, Scripture, and prayer. Every part works together to protect the believer from deception, temptation, accusation, false doctrine, and spiritual instability.
Use this book for personal Bible study, adult Sunday school, church discipleship, small groups, sermon preparation, family devotions, men’s Bible studies, Christian counselling, doctrinal training, and teaching on the whole armour of God. Individual chapters can be assigned according to specific struggles such as fear, discouragement, lust, bitterness, doubt, spiritual laziness, false teaching, or uncertainty about salvation. The included doctrine and application make the material suitable for both new believers and experienced Bible students.
To deepen your understanding of biblical spiritual warfare, study this book alongside the King James Bible, using Scripture as the final authority in every matter of doctrine and practice. A Strong's Exhaustive Concordance, Young's Analytical Concordance, and Treasury of Scripture Knowledge are excellent companions for tracing biblical themes, comparing passages, and conducting in-depth word studies.
For continued study, pair this book with the VerseQuest Companion Bible Study Chart: Spiritual Warfare by the Word of God, along with other VerseQuest resources covering the Whole Armour of God, Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth, The Authority of the King James Bible, The Believer's Mind, Prayer and the Christian Life, Temptation and Victory, Sound Doctrine, and Biblical Discipleship. Together these resources provide a comprehensive foundation for understanding the believer's spiritual battle through the lens of Scripture.
This book is ideal for personal devotions, family Bible studies, Sunday school classes, discipleship programs, Bible institutes, ministry training, sermon preparation, small-group studies, and church libraries. Because each of the fifty studies stands on its own while building upon the previous lessons, readers can progress through the entire volume or use individual chapters as focused studies for specific spiritual struggles and doctrinal topics.

