Winning Your Spiritual Battle
The Marine Corps Way to Defeat the Devil
Published on 29. June 2022
Book
Paperback/Softback
106 pages
978-1-6629-2776-8 (ISBN)
Description
Marines train hard and they train to win! There are no second-place medals on a battlefield. Marines have a planning process that is meticulous and thorough; they take apart their enemies through a combination of fires and maneuver. We all need to take a look at how the Marines fight and apply their warfighting principles to develop our own plan to defeat the Devil. Read this little book and discover how Lieutenant Colonel Fox and his 1st Battalion Marines win the fight!
The stakes are high in life and there are no do-overs. We come in alone and we go alone. The Evil One has specific ways to make you give up and quit believing in anything that can save your soul. He tries to erase the goodness of the Lord and make you circle the drain with anxiety and despair. He will win if you let him.
We need to use all our resources, friendly forces, to help us defeat the Devil. This book breaks down the steps you need to accomplish your mission of getting to Heaven. We examine the friendly forces you have to help you in this battle, the courses of action available to you, and the actions it takes to defeat the Devil.
The Devil is real and he will take your soul if you let him . If you are betting that everyone gets a ticket to Heaven without sacrifice, discipline and perseverance, it may a longshot. Get your plan together soon. Time is ticking.
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Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 203 mm
Width: 127 mm
Thickness: 8 mm
Weight
179 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-6629-2776-8 (9781662927768)
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Mike is a decorated retired career Marine officer and educator. A California native, he spent most of his military service serving multiple tours at Camp Pendleton where he and his wife, Dana, raised their three children. As a Marine officer, he commanded units from the platoon level through the battalion level. Upon retiring from the Marines, he taught high school and served as a faculty development coordinator for the Marine Corps Command and Staff College. The son of a career naval officer, Mike's upbringing had a significant impact on his character development and faith. Husband, father, and grandfather, Mike's life has been filled with challenges and significant hurdles. His life lessons are applicable to young and old alike. Boiling life down to the essential rules of the road, Sullivan Strong is a blueprint for overcoming fear and disappointment and achieving happiness in our chaotic world.