102 | Is Halloween Hurting Your Book Sales? What Scripture Says About Spiritual Warfare
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Could Halloween be hurting your book sales? Are spiritual attacks responsible for your struggling Christian author business?
You've probably heard Christians warn that spiritual darkness becomes more powerful during Halloween. Some even believe that disappointing book sales, unsuccessful launches, or declining business performance could be signs of spiritual warfare.
But what does Scripture actually teach?
In this episode of The Anointed Scribe Podcast, Urcelia Teixeira examines three biblical truths that challenge fear-based beliefs about spiritual warfare and help Christian authors approach their businesses with greater confidence in Christ and biblical discernment.
Discover why God's sovereignty doesn't change with the calendar, how the armor of God equips believers to stand firm, and why the Holy Spirit's guidance matters when evaluating spiritual claims, publishing advice, and business practices.
You'll also learn why not every author-business struggle is evidence of spiritual attack, and how to distinguish genuine spiritual concerns from ordinary business challenges that require wisdom, prayer, and practical action.
Scriptures discussed: Romans 8:31–39; 1 Kings 22:19–23; 2 Chronicles 18:18–22; Ephesians 6:10–18; 1 John 4:1–6; Deuteronomy 18:9–14; Ephesians 5:8–11.
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