Why Every Woman Needs Her War Clothes

When you decide to heal, grow, and step into purpose, don’t be surprised when resistance shows up. The battle is real — not always with people, but within ourselves: old habits, self-doubt, fatigue, and fear.

That’s when I realized: I needed to put on my war clothes.

What War Clothes Look Like

For me, war clothes weren’t about looking strong on the outside. They were the quiet choices I made every day:

• Saying no without guilt.

• Choosing rest without shame.

• Speaking life over my body when I didn’t feel it.

• Whispering prayers when I felt tired.

War clothes were about protecting my peace and staying spiritually alert.

Why It Matters

The truth is, when you know who you are and Whose you are, you move differently. You stop explaining your healing. You stop proving your worth. You stop surrendering to every distraction.

The battlefield is often in our minds — but the victory is in our daily decisions.

Ephesians 6 reminds us to put on the full armor of God. For me, that meant combining Scripture with practical self-care: journaling, walking, stretching, drinking water, and giving myself permission to rest.

A Word for You

Maybe you’re weary. Maybe you’ve been trying to fight in your own strength. Let me remind you: you don’t have to. God’s strength is made perfect in your weakness.

So put on your war clothes — not to prove how strong you are, but to remind yourself that you’re not fighting alone.

✨ I share more about this in my book Menopause & Me: Understanding My Body and the God Who Created It on Amazon.

✨ And if you need sisters to stand with you in the fight, join FFP 360 Sister Circle today.