How does Wayne T. Richards's approach to spiritual warfare differ from traditional methods?

Holiness as the foundation: Warfare is not mainly shouting at the enemy, but living a separated, obedient life that closes doors to darkness.

Personal responsibility: He emphasizes volitional decisions—breaking toxic habits, ideologies, and relationships—rather than waiting for others to “fix” you.

Usefulness to the Kingdom: Being actively engaged in God’s purposes is seen as a major protection against attack.

Strategic intercession: Intercession is bringing those with no access or capacity before the King, praying what God actually responds to, not just emotional prayers.