William Glaze

Fifty Ways to Resist the Devil William Glaze

Drawing from the 1970's song by Paul Simon, Fifty Ways to Leave Your Lover, Dr. Glaze uses names of men and women to show how believers can "leave" or resist the devil. This book is packed with spiritual truths that will enable God's people to be effective in spiritual warfare. It looks at many of the verses in the Bible dealing with Satan and presents valuable strategies for coming against him. All who read this book will be enlightened to the subtle ways in which the forces of darkness operate and how to successfully come against them. This book is written in short vignettes with the biblical reference, a brief exegesis of the passage, a succinct lesson on how to deal with the devil, a thoughtful conclusion and a prayer. It can be used in several ways. First, it is recommended that one peruse it and become familiar with the content. Second, there is a subject index in the back of the book. The reader can go to a specific topic and read what it has to say about dealing with Satan in that area. Third, it can be used in a Bible-study setting to address the issue of spiritual warfare with the devil. Fourth, a children's teacher can work with the material and creatively design age-appropriate lessons for youth.