Breaking Strongholds in the African-American Family by Clarence Walker

Walker, 'and therefore we must advance and move toward our target with faith and confidence, remembering that the battle ultimately is not our battle - it is the Lord's. 'It is up to us to initiate battle,' says Dr. Generally, enslaved Africans developed their own family system, religion, and customs in the slave quarters with little interference from owners, who were only. Step by step, Breaking Strongholds in the African-American Family shows: - how to identify types of strongholds - how to know and use our weapons of warfare - how to train an army of warriors to work as a team - how to set up an effective battle plan. He matches the weapons and strategies of ancient warfare with our spiritual weapons, providing a vital and practical ministry resource for pastors, counselors, and laypeople. Breaking Strongholds in the African-American Family: Strategies for Spiritual Warfare By: Clarence Walker 6.99 9. Walker describes the various types of strongholds that imprison black men, women, and children today. Drawing from biblical characters such as Nimrod, Jezebel, and Tamar, Dr. Clarence Walker unfolds a plan for spiritual warfare using the weapons of God. In Breaking Strongholds in the African-American Family, Dr. The item Breaking strongholds in the African-American family : strategies for spiritual warfare, Clarence Walker represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Austin Public Library. Clarence Walker, author of Breaking Strongholds in the African American Family. Breaking Strongholds in the African-American Famil圜larence Walker. But victory is available - and believers hold the key. family ties and tended to have a matrilineal family organization. Destroying Ethnic Identity: Persecution of Gypsies in RomaniaUnnamed Unnamed. Sociologists, politicians, and economists all have failed to solve the complex problems of African-American families. Black churches and their leaders are at the front line of a war for the lives of people bound by fear, anger, and idolatry.

Breaking Strongholds in the African-American Family by Clarence Walker