The Enemy Studies While The Church Sleeps
How Ignorance, Neglect, And Disobedience Weaken Christians In Spiritual Warfare

Many Christians pray for victory while overlooking the choices that leave them vulnerable. They know how to speak about spiritual warfare, yet neglect Scripture, postpone obedience, excuse harmful habits, or trust anyone who speaks with spiritual authority. How can the Church stand firm when it refuses to examine its own weaknesses?

In this powerful 50-chapter book, Joseph Habimana Ngoma explores the battles believers often misread: deception wrapped in familiar Bible verses, shame that keeps people silent, family patterns mistaken for an unchangeable destiny, and leadership that refuses accountability. He calls Christians to discern the enemy's schemes without becoming consumed by fear or treating every hardship as a spiritual attack.

Through biblical reflection and practical examples, readers will learn to pursue truth in private and public life, recognize manipulation, care for people who have been harmed, and practice prayer, repentance, and obedience that endure beyond a moment of crisis.

The Church does not need to live asleep or afraid. It can wake up, grow in wisdom, stand together, and keep its eyes on Jesus Christ.

The Enemy Studies While The Church Sleeps How Ignorance, Neglect, And Disobedience Weaken Christians In Spiritual Warfare

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