You know there's a battle, but do you know how to fight it?

In this follow-up to his bestselling book The Adversary, Mark Bubeck combines pastoral heart, biblical wisdom, and many personal stories for a compelling guide to walking in spiritual triumph. An "old warrior" of prayer, Bubeck shares his time-tested tactics for victory with a sincere desire for your spiritual welfare.

Learn how to:

• Live out your union with Christ
• Be filled with the Holy Spirit
• ear the whole armor of God
• Pray mightily amid spiritual warfare
• Help others stand strong in the faith

When I was serving The Moody Church in Chicago, I met regularly for prayer with my friend Mark Bubeck, and I can assure you that he knows the ins and outs of the prayer life. If warfare prayer is new to you, this book will both instruct you and motivate you to move into the "victory army." If you have been a dedicated "prayer warrior" for years, this book will still enlighten you and encourage you. This new edition of a masterful study is just what the church needs today. - Warren W. Wiersbe, Author, pastor, Bible teacher, and conference speaker

This is a book that should be read by every thoughtful Christian. Mark Bubeck not only exposes the work and strategy of our enemy Satan, but also teaches us how we can overcome him by participating in the victory Jesus Christ wrought on our behalf. This book will build your faith. It will give you the insight and confidence you need to confront our defeated foe. Yes, we are in a war, but we have resources to fight from the standpoint of victory. Read this book carefully, read it often, and share what you have learned with a friend. - Erwin W. Lutzer, Pastor Emeritus, The Moody Church

Reading this book will transform your prayer life and affect every area of your life. Don't read it if you don't want to change and want to drift along with your lesser pattern of praying. Do read it if you want to make a significant quality difference in your life, your church life, and in your society for the gospel of Christ and the glory of God. - C. Fred Dickason, Professor Emeritus, Moody Bible Institute