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Drop Your Sword: Letting God Fight Your Battles

God is my vindicator and the lifter of my head. Learn to respond to life’s circumstances in a way that will bring you swift and sure victory, not beating the air and letting the enemy run you around in circles.

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He lets you rest while He wars for you.

You know we’ve all yelled it out many times; “That’s not fair; what about me and my rights”? Perhaps you have looked up to God with a heavy heart asking, “Why God, why”?


Let’s face it, life is full of trials, difficulties, and offenses that often leave us fighting to defend ourselves, beating the air, and running around in circles with no results. In the moment, it is often difficult to see the bigger picture and what is going on behind the scenes or the roots in the spirit realm. We have an enemy that is constantly trying to get us to act outside our position in Christ and leave us defeated.

The fact is, we are never supposed to be fighting our own battles. Jesus utterly defeated Satan once and for all in His death and resurrection and He made him a laughing stock, with no power at all over us. He is a toothless predator whose only tool is deception. There will always be trials and offenses, but victory is in their powerlessness to move you off your faith, get you sidetracked, or bring you down.

Within these pages, I share God’s plan for standing still and seeing the salvation of our God. Victory can be yours if you will drop your war-torn sword, and lean on the God who leads you beside the still waters and restores your soul.

  • "Marion Grace's second book in Your Greatest Life Series: Drop Your Sword, Letting God Fight Your Battles, is not to be missed.

    Using the same conversational style as in her first book, Marion gives examples from her own life and from the stories of biblical characters to demonstrate how to scatter the plots of the enemy. If Christians fight spiritual battles using spiritual weapons, the devil doesn't stand a chance.

    Praising God and understanding and applying the Scriptures are the keys. Marion provides an excellent teaching lesson on how to correctly interpret Scripture, going back to the original languages. She also provides a set of questions at the end of the book for individual or group study.

    Marion gives practical answers to real-life situations and some of her conclusions contain an element of surprise! Check out this must-read book for yourself and find out why you have nothing to fear!”

    Ruth Ann Adams, Nova Scotia, Canada

  • "Marion Grace is a strong warrior in the Kingdom of God.

    I was introduced to her through mutual friends (who happened to be her pastors) during my own battle with bone marrow cancer. Since she had already gone through it with wonderful victory, she was a beacon to me through her prayers and encouragement during my journey to recovery and healing.

    Her first book, Your Greatest Life: Overcoming Depression, Divorce, and Critical Illness, along with her testimony helped me greatly. The Bible tells us in Revelation 19:10 that the testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of prophecy and I received this as my outcome. Her second book, Drop Your Sword, Letting God Fight your Battles, is a word you must have in your repertoire. She has a grasp of God’s principles on how to live in this world by trusting and allowing God to be in charge. With this tool, you will be more firmly established in His Word and experience victory in your life in whatever area you are struggling. God is good and He is good all the time.”

    Valerie Michaud Bennett, Memphis, Tennessee

    Women’s Pastor Emeritus, former co-host on the Miracle Channel, Pastor at Large.

  • Marion's writing is like a force of nature...

    “Marion’s writing is like a force of nature—a whirlwind blowing away all the old dead leaves to make room for new growth.”

    Travis Williams author of Uly Quits His Job.

Excerpt

Victory is not always in the absence of a situation but in its powerlessness to affect you.


We win when we operate above it and know who we are- when we learn how to stand still in the knowledge that Jesus has already won for us. God gives us clear instructions about recognizing the enemy in John 10:10. The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy. This criterion will help us identify the situation ninety-nine percent of the time.

Believe me, when I was lying in a hospital bed diagnosed with final stage bone marrow cancer, as well as unbearable emotional pain, I knew the identity of the battle. There was no mystery as to the stealing, killing, and destroying characteristics of this situation. There are many levels of attacks from life and death, like mine was, to financial hardships, serious relationship struggles, people coming against you, and thought life challenges, just to name a few. This is common to all of us.

Many Christians are facing a mountain in their lives right now that they desperately want, and need, to be moved (let’s be honest--mountain ranges, right?). We lift our eyes to God and cry out in self-pity, “Why God, why?” I know this so well -- I have been there many times. I believe most of us have faith and our hearts are sincere before the Lord but the problem is that we are wielding the wrong sword, beating the air, and tiring ourselves out. The world says to fight for your rights and make sure you are looking after your own interests. I am sure we are all familiar with and have used the phrase, What about me; what about me!

The thing is, in God’s economy there is little room for self-focus. When it’s just woe is me; me, me, me you will not get far. In the Bible, the only sword we are told to fight with is the Sword of the Spirit, the Word of God. God’s ways are always opposite the world’s and will never seem to make sense to or pamper our flesh and self. My friends lay down your heavy, war-torn sword and walk with me as I cast some light through experience and success on God’s amazing plan for winning your battles. This is a book for those who have always suspected, or known, that there is more to this Christian life than just enduring trials with humility for Jesus. It is for those who, like me, would rather smash through them in a blaze of glory, triumph, and joy while leaving them in the dust. Mine is a perspective that trials are an empowerment opportunity; the joy of the end result overshadowing any temporary pain.

You, my friend, have a power position that will send the devil running for cover in utter frustration and leave you laughing hilariously. Lets begin.

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