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Attacks on the Mind - Winning the Battles in your Mind - cover

Attacks on the Mind - Winning the Battles in your Mind

Dr. Olusola Coker

Publisher: BookRix

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Summary

We often wonder why it’s so hard to find some peace of mind. Well, peace is hard to come by when you live in a warzone. And like it or not, you are in a war — a very serious one. This war is cosmic in its proportions. It involves God, humans, angels, demons, principalities, powers, nations, and antichrists. And do you know where the front of the battle is? It’s in your head. This book will show you how to be victorious and overcome the world, how to win the battles in your mind. You will be able to overcome satanic attacks and win the war for your mind
Available since: 12/19/2023.
Print length: 31 pages.

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