Spiritual warfare is a great read, a thought provoking book that may question the readers belief in Christianity, salvation and the afterlife. Is God real? Does heaven and hell exist? Is hell right here on earth?

 

From the very beginning, the vivid imagery of hell and the lost souls captured my attention to the point I couldn't put the book down. The story builds nicely with a few twists you don't expect.

 

The scriptures at the beginning of each chapter provide relevant insight which along with the text, incites introspection within ourselves to evaluate our personal relationship with God. It depicts every sinful nature of man such as adultery, deceit, greed and betrayal but also illustrates forgiveness, understanding, hope and love.

 

It reinforces the thought that we are all one sin away from eternal damnation and the enemy is busy doing all that he can to keep us distracted. But every moment we have here on earth, is a chance at redemption and salvation. I highly recommend this book for anyone who feels they need to get closer to God, definitely makes you think.

Spiritual Gold! A very compelling and enlightening story.

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Spiritual Warfare is an exceptional book! I really loved reading it because it tells the story of a woman struggling to find her way back to God and how good and evil forces fight for her soul. That is an experience we all may not be aware we are constantly facing in our lives. This book reminded me of how important it is to stay connected to the source of all we need: God. I loved this book from cover to cover and highly recommend it.

As a rule I don't read books from 1st time authors. This proved to be exception. Can't wait to see Paul when she's a veteran.

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Spoiler alert! Best description hell! Not to be read before bed. Paul jams her foot on the accelerator and drives home the theme of her book. I found myself wanting to step in and rescue the beleaguered central character. I was sucked in reminding myself it's a book, these people aren't real. Hope there's more to come from Paul. A sequel?