Girls with Swords Quotes

“Satan had made it his aim to distract you from who you really are and what the purpose of your life really is. It is his focused objective to lure you out of the path of strength, life, and authority and into a course of intentional destruction.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Words are invisible, but if misused, can prove deadly.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Our God loves triumphing over what looks impossible; therefore, he calls an ambush without any means of escape "an opportunity"!”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Never imagine that what you do for others or what you do in private doesn't matter. It counts more than we know. God watches how we steward what is not our own before He entrusts us with more.”
― Lisa bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Attempting to defeat the enemy by wrestling with people could be likened to trying to destroy a tree by picking all its fruit.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Our hero status is not dependant on our human might or power or even our human spirit; it comes from the power of His spirit.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Lovely One, if you dare to dream, you must be brave enough to fight.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“God's word is a God sword.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Saul fell upon his sword to avoid suffering. Jesus stretched himself upon the cross to take away ours.
Saul's suicide cheated his enemies. Jesus' sacrifice cheated death.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“I believe that the attacks on your life have much more to do with who you might be in the future than who you have been in the past.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“As awesome as life in Eden must have been like, our life in him will ultimately be far better.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“As our God Most High fights, we flourish. As err his people flourish, our God strikes the killing blow. The battles in heaven are seen on earth, and the battles of earth do not escape the notice of heaven. We flourish when we are one with each other and with heaven's purpose.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“God's Word had the power to light our way and to clear the debris that had covered the path so we can walk in it.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“If you are not praying the type of prayers that scare you, your prayers are certainly not frightening our enemy.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Outward pressure is always an opportunity to be inwardly transformed.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Sometimes arriving too quickly is detrimental. It is dangerous to arrive without our character mature or intact.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“God's Word has the power to light our way and to clear the debris that has covered the path so we can walk in it.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“honor begins in the heart and works its way out until it is expressed through our actions.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Life is filled with terrifying moments, and we cannot stop the onslaught of fear any more than we can hold back the wind. But we can always choose our response. The very winds that cause the eagle to soar later in life terrified it when it was an eaglet. Allow fear to drive you toward God.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“What I heard and saw was a charge to declare his Holy Word in all the wisdom of its counsel and wonder of its strength. It was an invitation to remake the human language in the image if the divine rather than strip the Word of God of its divinity to make it human.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“We’ve learned that sometimes a lack of conflict in a marriage means you are not fighting for it. There are times you must battle to become one.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“words of the reckless pierce like swords,             but the tongue of the wise brings healing. (Proverbs 12:18, NIV)”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Be doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving yourselves. (James 1:22) In”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, for many false prophets have gone out into the world. (1 John 4:1) How”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“We do not fight to tear down but to build up.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“The realm of the unseen holds your secret hero identity. Being a hero is an act of worship. Heroes”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“You may have to fight a battle more than once to win it. —MARGARET THATCHER At”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“The whole course of human history may depend on a change of heart in one solitary and even humble individual.… For it is in the solitary mind and soul of the individual that the battle between good and evil is waged and ultimately won or lost. —M. SCOTT PECK Women”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“You might be a hero. I say might because the choice is ultimately yours”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero

“For truly a dark and murderous enemy has already realized who you are. He knows your potential and is systematically trying to undermine your future. I believe that the attacks on your life have much more to do with who you might be in the future than who you have been in the past.”
― Lisa Bevere, Girls with Swords: How to Carry Your Cross Like a Hero