How the Enemy Wins Without a Fight
How does the enemy win… without even lifting a sword?
Not with an all-out assault—but through subtle compromise.
In the Book of Judges, we see God’s people go from victory to captivity—not because of an overpowering enemy, but because of the slow, steady erosion of obedience. A toehold became a foothold. A foothold became a stronghold. And before they knew it, the Israelites were bound—spiritually numb, emotionally weary, and far from the God who once led them into freedom.
That same strategy is still in play today.
If we’re not vigilant, we too can find ourselves drifting—not because we turned away from God in a single moment, but because we let our guard down, one small decision at a time.
But there is hope. God never abandons His people. He’s still in the business of breaking strongholds and reviving hearts.
👉 Read my latest AJC column now and share it with someone who needs a reminder that freedom is just one surrendered prayer away.
Let’s trade compromise for courage—and walk in full obedience to the One who fights for us.
