Sep 14, 2026 · 16 min · 10 segments
In this episode of Warrior Mom Life, we're wrapping up CHAMPION with the I-O-N: Internal War, Ownership, and Never Giving Up. I'm unpacking the battles happening beneath the surface, the stories we’ve…
But the internal war has to be addressed because spiritually speaking, there is one who is for you and one who is against you.
You were created for such an incredible purpose.
We are absolute sinners saved by grace.
God's crazy about us, and He invites us into this incredible journey of finding out more about who He is in our life and what He set us free for.
What's interesting about that is in the internal war, you have to recognize that you are living as a spiritual being in a physical body.
Your body will decay.
but your spirit is eternal.
And what's so interesting about that is that you really start to understand when your kids start going low in spirit or high in spirit.
There's a joy from a baby's eyes or from a little kid grabbing your face or from the giggle of a toddler that you find resonates across cultures, across languages, across cultures, Even moments that are really uncomfortable, those can be broken by the heartbeat of a child.
Understanding that that can be robbed, it can be stolen, it can be discouraged.
But there's one who's come to steal, kill, and destroy.
And if you have never seen someone going through the cycles of addiction, you might not have seen an actual demonic struggle.
I'm so glad that I see in creation a rhythm, a cadence, and an order that calms me in a way that feels like home.
We were meant for eternal things, but we are living a very dirt underneath the nails life that is requiring of us to understand that there is an Ephesians 6 battle that you have to recognize with a guarding of your mind, with a helmet almost in work.
a breastplate, something that covers your heart, a truth, a truth that is grounded, that secures you like a belt, a shield that you can lean into like faith, and a sword, which they say is the word of God in Ephesians.
But the internal war has to be addressed because spiritually speaking, there is one who is for you and one who is against you.
You were created for such an incredible purpose.
We are absolute sinners saved by grace.
God's crazy about us, and He invites us into this incredible journey of finding out more about who He is in our life and what He set us free for.
What's interesting about that is in the internal war, you have to recognize that you are living as a spiritual being in a physical body.
Your body will decay.
but your spirit is eternal.
And what's so interesting about that is that you really start to understand when your kids start going low in spirit or high in spirit.
There's a joy from a baby's eyes or from a little kid grabbing your face or from the giggle of a toddler that you find resonates across cultures, across languages, across cultures, Even moments that are really uncomfortable, those can be broken by the heartbeat of a child.
Understanding that that can be robbed, it can be stolen, it can be discouraged.
But there's one who's come to steal, kill, and destroy.
And if you have never seen someone going through the cycles of addiction, you might not have seen an actual demonic struggle.
I'm so glad that I see in creation a rhythm, a cadence, and an order that calms me in a way that feels like home.
We were meant for eternal things, but we are living a very dirt underneath the nails life that is requiring of us to understand that there is an Ephesians 6 battle that you have to recognize with a guarding of your mind, with a helmet almost in work.
a breastplate, something that covers your heart, a truth, a truth that is grounded, that secures you like a belt, a shield that you can lean into like faith, and a sword, which they say is the word of God in Ephesians.
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