The front line of spiritual warfare is within me.
Spiritual warfare is a fight to keep what God has given us.
The life of a kingdom builder who wins every day in a war already won.

Unlike other spiritual warfare books, this book defines spiritual warfare not as a battle to defeat the devil, but as a preventative war to prevent the devil from gaining an opening by enjoying God's grace and rule.
In other words, it is a powerful way of life and a good fight of faith that proclaims the victory already decided on the cross and uses the true identity and sovereignty restored in Christ to fulfill the mission of a kingdom builder, which is ‘spiritual warfare.’
The truth is simple.
That Jesus is in us, that we are children of God, and that all of God is already in us.
Therefore, this book will empower those who still fear and tremble in spiritual warfare by helping them understand the essence and core of spiritual warfare, leading them to a life of daily victory in a war already won, and giving them the courage of a new faith to fight boldly without losing what God has already given them.

We are already victorious in Christ.
Through the cross and resurrection, the devil and his powers were defeated, and we live in that victory.
When we realize and enjoy this identity, we can engage in spiritual warfare without fear and boldly participate in the work of manifesting the kingdom of God.
Victory is already ours, and we can fully enjoy it both individually and communally in Christ.
--- p.44

Asking God for something to solve a problem means paying a price and trying to get something from Him while being separated from Him.
But when we realize the gospel of the kingdom of God, we clearly see that we are no longer beings who receive something from God, but rather beings who manifest God by dwelling in Him.
So now we need to learn to think dimensionally.
We do not represent ourselves, but we represent God.
More precisely, we are beings who, in Christ, that is, in the reign of God, fulfill the words, “Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven” (Matthew 6:10) through our lives.
--- p.67

When we know our own completeness, believe that we lack nothing, and enjoy it, the belief system based on our own greed disappears and a belief system based on the longing to reveal God is created.
Instead of asking, “What did I do wrong?” or “Why did I act this way?” or trying to change something with my false self, I, who am in Christ, should live a life of seeing, thinking, and feeling what has already been accomplished in the Holy Spirit according to God’s Word with the Christ consciousness.
That life is not a life to protect me
A life to reveal God.
--- p.100

Wake up from the pressure of what you should or shouldn't do.
To awaken is to have a new belief system, and to do this, we must imagine a new self with the help of the Holy Spirit.
So what should we believe? We must believe in what has already been fulfilled in Jesus Christ.
Only when we think about life according to what Jesus has already said, rather than according to our own thoughts about life, can we change ourselves and our lives change.
This may seem like a contradiction.
But it is a grace that is never given without deep contemplation on life.

--- p.115

We are not people who fight alone and rely on the Lord when times get tough.
As children who possess all that the Lord has in Jesus Christ, we are beings who reveal God's glory on this earth and at the same time destroy the works of the devil.
It is only by faith that we manifest the Lord, fighting a battle that has already been won.
Therefore, when we correctly understand and properly exercise the identity and sovereignty restored in Christ, we can be victorious in our daily spiritual battles.

--- p.141

To all who believe in Jesus Christ, to those who are in the new covenant with God, the current of life and restoration flows fundamentally.
“The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I have come that they may have life, and have it abundantly” (John 10:10).
But the reason we can't enjoy it is because the switch is turned off.
Now we need to turn on the switch.
Turning on the switch means that the soul is freed from the slavery of the body and begins to think, feel, and speak according to the Word of Truth.
This is the new faith.

--- pp.162-163

The Holy Spirit teaches us and reminds us of the Word, leading us to live according to God's truth.
Therefore, no matter how you lived in the past, you must no longer be bound by your own thoughts and emotions, but must be vitally connected to God every day.
We must plant His word in our bodies, experience God, and live a life where His word is realized on earth through us.
To do that, we must live like Jesus (1 John 2:6).
We must pray and commune with God at a set time each day, and at the same time, we must continuously train ourselves to break free from our false selves at work and in our daily lives.
This is the good fight of faith, the practical way of life for a kingdom builder.

--- p.180

We are not people who live just to avoid being affected by the devil's work.
They are those who wake up, neutralize the devil's work, and live to reveal God's rule on this earth.
For us who have been saved, living a life of sanctification means achieving salvation.
From the perspective of the Kingdom of God, it means receiving God's rule in Jesus Christ and like Jesus Christ, and manifesting God's rule through the body to destroy the devil's work and rule over this earth.
Therefore, we put on the full armor not to defend against the devil's attacks, but to neutralize the devil's work.
And this full armor is none other than ‘Jesus Christ.’
--- p.261

We are branches grafted into the vine in Jesus Christ, and we are beings who put into practice the words He has fulfilled (John 15:4-5).
The branches of a vine do not try to bear fruit of their own or do anything for the vine.
Just by remaining attached to the vine, sap flows and fruit is produced.
The reason why God's life and blessings do not flow through our bodies is because the false self (the fallen soul) is still the subject and we live our lives of faith with our own thoughts and emotions.
We should not live a life of 'relying on the Lord to receive something,' but a life of 'the Lord who is already within me working.'
This is grace, this is truth, this is the essence of the gospel.

--- p.304