The Devil and the Children of God at the End of the World - Softcover

Deibler, Matthew

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1544518919 ISBN 13: 9781544518916

Publisher: Lamp on the Stand Publishing, 2021

Synopsis

Matthew Deibler, child of God, was born with a purpose. But he was a marked target of the devil.

Unaware of this evil influence, Matthew fell under the spell of the devil’s deceit, drifting deep into the grip of mental illness before suffering a nervous breakdown—and being reborn in faith.

As he began to heal through the miraculous grace of God, he discovered a passion to serve, sharing his testimony with the world. He embodied a new life full of purpose and meaning.

And then he met the devil. Not once, but twice. The prince of darkness came first to disrupt Matthew’s mission. And second to steal his soul.

This is Matthew’s story—a powerful testimony for anyone who wants to identify and expose the deceptive work of the evil one.

It is a declaration of spiritual warfare and victory through the blood of Jesus Christ—and a message of love, patience, and grace from the Father, who leaves no child behind.

About this title

About the Author

Matthew Deibler is the founder of the Lamp on the Stand Motivational Ministry, which inspires faith-led transformation. He is an outspoken mental health advocate with nearly a decade of powerful influence in the mental health community, where he has boldly shared the riveting story of his spiritual rebirth from the depths of panic-ridden agoraphobia, OCD, and addiction. Matthew is also the founder of The Outlet, a natural-dialogue mental health community that recharges its members with positivity, faith, and gratitude. A 2005 graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, Matthew is a devoted husband and the proud father of two beautiful children. To learn more about his mission or to contact Matthew directly, please visit lamponthestand.com.

Edition details

• Publisher: Lamp on the Stand Publishing
• Publication date: 2021
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1544518919
• ISBN 13: 9781544518916
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 256