William J. Timmerman Phd

Polls show that a majority of people do not believe in a creature called the Devil. Of those who do most of them claim the Devil cannot read our minds. This includes pastors, scientists, theologians and blogs from lay people. The author disagrees with the majority opinion and provides cogent reasoning why the Devil can read into human minds. The book ends with how a person needs to protect oneself citing both spiritual and psychological weapons.

Do you believe in curses? The author does. The book focuses on four major sources of curses with a special emphasis on self-imposed curses. They are more common and dangerous than you would think. He presents actual cases from his own life of being "cursed by others" and of suspected generational curses. He treats curses with both a heavy and light touch and spells out how a curse can be broken providing the format and numerous prayer examples. The book finishes by highlighting the power of blessings. If you believe there is more power in a curse compared to a blessing, the author hopes to change your mind.