Personal Reflection – The War We Don’t See
Every visible battle is backed by an invisible one. Revelation reminds us that the shaking in our world is not chaos without cause—it’s a reflection of a war already won in heaven. The Lamb reigns, the enemy rages, and we stand steady when we remember which side of victory we’re on.
Use these questions to slow down, listen, and respond to what God is showing you this week.
Reflection Questions
1. Where in your life have you been fighting to win something Jesus has already finished?
How can you shift from striving for victory to living from it?
2. John’s vision of the small scroll was sweet and bitter—joy for the Gospel, sorrow for rejection.
When have you felt both of those emotions as you lived or shared your faith?
3. The woman in Revelation 12 was protected in the wilderness—a place of both isolation and care.
What “wilderness seasons” have shaped your dependence on God rather than your own strength?
4. Revelation 12:11 says we overcome “by the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.”
What specific testimony of God’s faithfulness do you need to speak out again?
5. The enemy’s favorite weapon is deception.
How can truth become your “mark” this week—in your words, your thoughts, and your worship?
Reflection Focus
Ask the Holy Spirit to reveal where you may be fighting shadows instead of standing in victory.
Invite Him to remind you: “The war you feel isn’t the one you’re fighting—the Lamb already won.”
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