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There is a war no one sees.
It is not fought on battlefields or in the public square. It is fought in the mirror—in the silence where a person meets God and confronts the enemy within: the flesh, the beast, the self.
In The War Within, the author opens her own life—job loss, grief, cancer, depression—to expose the battle every believer faces and rarely names. With raw honesty and deep scriptural insight, she reveals how trials become pruning, how lament becomes worship, and how the "3 D's"—despondency, despair, and depression—lose their grip when we stop blaming others and surrender to the God who delivers.
Through the life of David—the shepherd who slew bears, lions, and giants—you will discover that victory is not won by your strength but by your surrender.
The man who sees his need is the man ready to be delivered. Look into the mirror. The God who delivers is already there.
There is a war no one sees.
It is not fought on battlefields or in the public square. It is fought in the mirror—in the silence where a person meets God and confronts the enemy within: the flesh, the beast, the self.
In The War Within, the author opens her own life—job loss, grief, cancer, depression—to expose the battle every believer faces and rarely names. With raw honesty and deep scriptural insight, she reveals how trials become pruning, how lament becomes worship, and how the "3 D's"—despondency, despair, and depression—lose their grip when we stop blaming others and surrender to the God who delivers.
Through the life of David—the shepherd who slew bears, lions, and giants—you will discover that victory is not won by your strength but by your surrender.
The man who sees his need is the man ready to be delivered. Look into the mirror. The God who delivers is already there.