Counterattack: Taking Back Ground Lost to Sin

by Jay Carty, John Trent (Foreword)

Book

Genres: Christian, Discipleship

277 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1988

Reviews

[Elizabeth Braden]

Jay Carty, has written an excellent book about taking back ground the enemy has stolen from us and you. He writes that he has tried to write a very practical book, that would be practical along with the academic. He has done an excellent job of doing this. He also writes that he has added humor to his book as well. He wrote that he hopes that some of the things that he wrote were able to cause the reader to smile. I did laugh and smile on several occasions throughout the reading of this book. Also, as he wrote, we need some humor for some of the heavy issues that we were dealing with. Also, he gives some very practical and wonderful prayers for praying and dealing with our spiritual warfare with the enemy of our souls. He offers great and very practical prayers that are found in chapters 5, 10 and 13. I would recommend this book if you want to know more about how to take back ground lost to sin and how to better fight the enemy of our souls!

[Janet]

I came across this title from another book and am glad I did. While a bit dated (1980's culture)the theme and structure are still current. It deals with sin and how man can go about asking forgiveness and work to live as God asks us to. I thought it was fun in parts and gave me a lot to think about. It's a book a person can refer back to over and over again. Definitely better for having read it.

[Lisa Pardue]

it's quite dated but still extremely relevant and worth your time, especially if you are a christian!

[L.L.]

Z humorem to jest faktycznie, ale... heh, książka z rodzaju: "przeczytałem tak sobie", broń Boże nie zgadzam się z większą częśćią treści ;)

[Karie Lee]

Great tools to use for life.