Reseña del libro "seducing spirits (en Inglés)"
In Seducing Spirits: The Battle for Your Soul, Dennis Aaberg provides a significant service to the Church by systematically and comprehensively presenting the nature of the spiritual battle that we are all called to wage. He identifies the various spirits, or demons, that effect sinful behavior, clarifies the nature of the battle raging in the heavenly realm, examines the reassuring provision of God's Armor for our protection, and outlines twenty-seven disciplines to help you live free in Christ. As with all Minister Aaberg's writings, the entire work is extremely practical, the substance of his thesis is thoroughly biblical, and the abundance of Scriptural quotations leaves you with a sense of, "Thus saith the Lord!" Seducing Spirits will sharpen your spiritual perceptions and give you an advantage in victoriously walking with Christ. Pastor Timothy A. Johnson Executive Director, Minnesota Church Ministries Association (MCMA) Bishop/Executive Director, MCMA - Africa Minister Dennis Aaberg is married with three children - Bradley, Angela, and John. His wife Debbie is a minister at the Shiloh Temple International Ministries church in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, where she is the Director of Children's Ministries, adult Bible study leader, discipleship teacher, and pianist on the Praise and Worship Team. Most recently, Minister Aaberg served as the Youth Department Director at the Shiloh Temple Brooklyn Park - overseeing the Youth Department, leading Bible studies, and playing drums on the Praise and Worship Team. Previously, Minister Aaberg served his prior church congregation for twenty-five years in a variety of capacities; including teaching, member visitations, church council, interim youth department director, youth chaperone, pastoral call committees, coaching youth softball, and etcetera. Currently, Minister Aaberg is devoting more time to writing materials to help believers develop a stronger relationship with their Lord, and to help them mature their faith walk.
