The Battle Is the Lord’s, Not Yours

THE BATTLE IS THE LORD'S, NOT YOURS

You have been fighting something you were never meant to fight.

Somebody hurt you. Somebody took what was yours. Somebody said what they had no right to say — and everything inside you rose up to answer it. That is the moment this book was written for.

In The Battle Is the Lord's, Not Yours, Bishop Veronica Anusionwu shows you what God actually asks of you when injustice arrives at your door: not retaliation, not silence, but transfer. The moment a battle changes hands, your assignment changes with it — from fighting to positioning, from panicking to praising.

Across 25 chapters in four parts, you will learn:

• How to tell whether your battle is the enemy, the flesh, consequence, or the Father's pruning — and why the wrong name puts the wrong weapon in your hand
• Why vengeance was claimed by God as His personal property, and what He does with it that you cannot
• How to fight the good fight of faith without ever stepping into a mud fight where nobody leaves clean
• Where your fear is actually living — and why it cannot survive in the present tense
• Why the choir went out ahead of the army, and what happened the moment they began to sing
• How to hold your peace after you have handed the case over
• The banner God gives to those who fear Him, to be displayed while the bow is still drawn.
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This second edition has been fully revised, corrected and expanded, with eight new chapters and Bishop Veronica's own testimony of the day the Lord said to her: "Daughter, you can be a loser or a winner in this situation. Take your pick."

The woman on the cover with her hands raised is Bishop Veronica herself.

"All those gathered here will know that it is not by sword or spear that the LORD saves; for the battle is the LORD's." — 1 Samuel 17:47

The Battle Is the Lord’s, Not Yours Testimony

They accused her falsely. Her name was slandered. But instead of fighting back, she wept and handed the case to God. “The battle is Mine,” He said. And soon, the truth came roaring out.