In his preaching recorded in Acts, and in his epistles, Peter employs several terms to describe the return of Jesus, among them: "the time of restoration of all things," the appearing of the "Chief Shepherd," and "the day of the Lord."

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Satan's role as deceiver is grounded in his character as the father of lies (John 8:44). His every tendency is to distort the truth so that people made as God's imagers miss the very purpose for which God designed them. But how, exactly, does the evil one accomplish this? He sports a quiver of fiery darts and launches them strategically.

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In two places in his epistles, Paul warns about Satan's "schemes" (2 Cor. 2:11; Eph. 6:11). He urges us to educate ourselves about Satan's plots so we may keep him from gaining an advantage over us. And he urges us to put on the protective armor God provides all believers.

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Was Satan once an anointed cherub, God's prime minister of the universe? When and how did he become the father of lies, tempter, and adversary? And what hope is there for followers of Jesus in knowing that God has prepared a special place for Satan and his messengers? What Every Christian Should Know About Satan explores more than a dozen biblical names and titles that reveal the evil one's character, tactics, and ultimate destiny in the lake of fire. Written for pastors and laypersons alike, this resource is designed for personal or group study.

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