Author Francis Frangipane tells us that the call of God is a call to war. An enemy lurks at our gates, and one of his first lines of attack is often a spirit of heaviness, which causes Christians to become passive. As a result, they do not pray with authority against the enemy, rendering themselves defenseless in the unfolding battle. Backed by experience and delivered with passion, Frangipane's timeless message equips believers to receive a fresh anointing from the Holy Spirit--an anointing that will activate the "war mode" in their hearts. We stand at the cusp of a major spiritual awakening in our land, and this is no time for surrender. No, this day we fightEditorial ReviewsFrom the Back CoverIn this day of advancing evil, will the Church wake up and fight? There is an enemy at our gates. Though you may be aware of Satan's assault, are you praying with authority against him? If not, it is probably because Satan's first line of attack is often a spirit of heaviness, which renders Christians passive and, thus, defenseless against the unfolding battle. Indeed, if you aren't praying against the enemy, he is probably stealing something precious from you-and it may be the heart of a loved one, the future of your church or the destiny of our nation. Author Francis Frangipane tells us that the call of God is a call to war. As we stand at the cusp of a major spiritual awakening in our land, the Holy Spirit is ready to impart a fresh anointing to God's people-an anointing that will activate the "war mode" in your heart. Ours is not a time of peace or surrender. No, this day we fight Francis Frangipane is the senior minister of River Life Ministries and the author of eleven books, including The Three Battlegrounds, The Stronghold of God and Holiness, Truth and the Presence of God. --This text refers to an alternate Paperback edition.About the AuthorFrancis Frangipane is the founding pastor of River of Life Ministries and the author of fourteen books, including A House United. A pastor since 1972, he travels throughout the world ministering to thousands of pastors in hundreds of cities. He and his wife, Denise, have six children and live near Cedar Rapids, Iowa.