Tearing Down Strongholds

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William Carey Library, 1993 - Biography & Autobiography - 366 pages
The author shares some of the things learned, as young workers have been taking the gospel into unreached areas in Taiwan where powers of darkness have held sway for centuries. These idolatrous villages are truly bulwarks of the enemy, and the insights being gained there will inspire and instruct God's soldiers wherever they seek to penetrate enemy strongholds.
 

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Contents

Introduction
1
SURVEYING THE SITUATION
3
Discovering the Strongholds
5
The Two Kingdoms
17
Preparing for Battle
28
The Roar of the Lion
41
Intelligence Regarding the Enemy
53
The Field of Battle
64
Our Power
183
Our Concern
198
Our Training
211
Our Supporting Artillery
227
MORE THAN CONQUERORS
241
David and Goliath
243
Jehoshaphat and the Syrians
256
Naval Encounters
279

Winning the Inner War
77
OUR ENABLEMENTS
89
Our Commission
91
Our Armor
103
Our Weapons
121
Our Authority
146
Our Resources
162
The Time Factor
292
The Soldiers R R
302
Officers
315
Deliverance
329
Maintaining the Victories
346
Protecting the Home Front
357
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Tearing Down Strongholds
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About the author (1993)

Richard Webster is a missionary with The Evangelical Alliance Mission (T.E.A.M.) in Taiwan. In 1947 he sailed for mainland China to begin his missionary career. Szechuan Province, where he served, was finally taken by the Communists, and only with great difficulty did the Webster family gain their exit. God led them next to the students of Taiwan, where he and his wife Flo had a part in building the Campus Evangelical Fellowship stu-dent movement. For over 30 years, they have been active throughout the Island, training, counseling, and speaking to stu-dents. Another special involvement has been encouraging and building up young Christian workers, whether they be Chinese or missionaries.

Bibliographic information

TitleTearing Down Strongholds
AuthorRichard Alvis Webster
Editionreprint, revised
PublisherWilliam Carey Library, 1993
ISBN0878082409, 9780878082407
Length366 pages
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Biography & Autobiography / General
Biography & Autobiography / Religious
Religion / Christian Living / Spiritual Warfare
Religion / Christian Ministry / Missions
  
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