The Lord will fight for you.

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Probably months.

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Lord, You will fight for me, I need only to be still, and that's the hardest thing You could ask, to stop fighting, stop striving, stop trying to win battles on my own.

Every instinct tells me to fight, to defend myself, to fix this, to make something happen, but You're telling me to stand back and watch You work instead.

Teach me what it means to be still while battles rage, to rest while threats loom, to trust You're fighting for me when everything in me wants to take control and fight myself.

Being still feels like doing nothing, like giving up, like letting the enemy win, but You're saying stillness is trust in action, letting You fight battles I could never win alone.

Help me stop interfering in battles You've told me are Yours, stop taking back fights I've surrendered to You, to actually be still and watch You work instead of jumping back in.

Remind me of the Red Sea moment when Your people stood still and watched You part waters, fight armies, deliver them completely while they did nothing but trust.

Give me courage to be still when my nature demands action, peace in stillness when anxiety demands I do something, faith that You fighting for me is better than me fighting for myself.

Let me be still today, trusting the Lord will fight for me, watching You win battles I cannot, resting in Your power instead of exhausting myself in mine.

In Jesus' name,

Amen.

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