Glory Warfare

Many believers have given up on spiritual combat after one setback too many. This book argues that they can still win. Its central claim is that triumph comes from living in God's manifest presence, not from following a set method. Drawing on both teaching and accounts of miraculous answers to prayer, the author describes victory as the result of an ongoing encounter with the Holy Spirit.

The author, Becca Greenwood, is a prayer leader, and she presents the approach as a way of life. Time spent in God's presence is where believers receive specific instructions for the struggles in front of them, and they can then move forward confident that the outcome is secured by God.

The book is practical in its aims. It explains how to enter the "glory realm" to receive assignments for opposition, how to fight with boldness when acting on God's direction, and how to pray, prophesy and wage battle from that place. It also covers worship, prophetic decrees and the authority of "the Lion of Judah," and it teaches readers to act together as the Ekklesia, using the keys Jesus gave to bind darkness over people, places, regions, industries and geographies.

The author's basic warning is that ignoring spiritual conflict does not make it disappear. The book is written for Christians who want to resist the forces they face and stand firm in the power of God's presence.