When you become a Christian, meaning when you have accepted Christ's gift of Salvation AND made Him Lord of your life, you are automatically enlisted in the Army of the Lord. From the time we get saved to the time we reach heaven, we are embroiled in a battle for our very souls. If you are reading this workbook, you are now aware that you need to suit up and get active in the role God has called you to fulfill in His army. Your first objective is to learn and truly espouse who you are IN CHRIST! Your second objective is to learn and embrace who Christ is ACCORDING TO THE SCRIPTURES! 3. Your third objective is to KNOW YOUR ENEMY! 4. Your fourth objective is to understand and accept the infallible, inerrant, living nature of the Word of God. 5. Your fifth objective is to get to know God's Word 6. Your sixth objective is to learn about and then put on the Armour of God 7. Your last objective as a new recruit, and fittingly landing on God's favourite number, is to learn to use the weapons of our warfare: 1. Worship, 2. Prayer, and 3. God's Word.

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