Seven Snares of the Enemy

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Dr. Lutzer starts out by talking about mastering one's desires. In this book on spiritual warfare he discusses the war within and how to be victorious. He distinguishes between temptation and sin. He writes, "a tendency is not necessarily a destiny."His chapter on greed has some significant things to say about stewardship in general, as well as some solid and practical advice. He goes on to devote other chapters to various sins such as alcoholism, pronography, and occultism. His book is written for the overcomer, the one who wants to please God by conquering the negatives in one's life.

This book is excellent if you have ever struggled with any of the topics covered (gambling, alcohol, greed, lust) and want to break free of them. Each topic is covered with compassion for the person ensnared, and clear guidelines are given for getting past your sin and living a pure and holy life. It's very readable. Try other Lutzer books if you like his style.