As the end of the age swiftly approaches, the clash between the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness is intensifying. Sadly, today's church is largely ignorant about the realities of spiritual warfare. In this follow-up to his first book, Spiritual Warfare, Richard Ing exposes the deceptions of Satan in order to further train and equip believers for the final global conflict to come, and provides hope and anticipation for God's promised worldwide revival. Waging Spiritual Warfare will help you to: ?????? Deliver those who suffer from physical and psychological oppression ?????? Overcome the obstacles of religious pride and unbelief within the church ?????? Increase your understanding of the work of angels in spiritual warfare ?????? Become aware of the signs of the times that lead to the end times ?????? Resist the deceptive efforts of the evil one ?????? Realize the role of the believer in the worldwide revival to come Don't be deceived. Don't remain on the sidelines. The more you know about your enemy, the better prepared you will be to engage him in battle and help to bring about his defeat!

Richard Ing discusses the rulers and hierarchies of the demonic kingdom. For instance, Jezebel and Ahab spirits are the plague of today's church, destroying even the most effective ministries through controlling women and passive men. Discover how to overcome Satan's insidious tactics by learning about the proper use of binding and loosing, the anatomy of a deliverance, Satan's legal rights, spiritual war games, and winning spiritual strategies. Victorious spiritual warfare is possible only as the Holy Spirit empowers individuals in the body of Christ. Learn all of the techniques and strategies available to you in your full arsenal of weapons.

This publication explores the impact of creative projects on the work of Pupil Referral Units and Learning Support Units around England. During 2003, writer and researcher Richard Ings visited a dozen centres that participated in First Time Projects, a programme devised and funded by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation and Arts Council England. He talked to the teachers and the learning support staff, the artists and arts companies, and the young people themselves about the benefits and challenges of engaging in arts practice. Creating Chances is an important contribution to the literature on how arts interventions can help to reach the marginalised and excluded child. It provides the teaching profession with fresh ideas and new approaches to making connections with our most troubled young people. And it examines the role of the artist as a catalyst for creativity and personal development. This report is of vital interest to professionals working towards social inclusion, including those responsible for funding and setting education policy. Its publication is intended to encourage better and wider use of creative approaches in PRUs and LSUs across the country.