Chapter 4:
Behind Every Wall is a Promise:
🔸 What If the Wall Is a Sign of a Promise?
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Empowered by Anuri Mabel
“The Power of Silence in Spiritual Warfare: How Christian Women Win Without Words”
"By faith the walls of Jericho fell, after the army had marched around them for seven days." — Hebrews 11:30 (NIV)
"Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up." — Galatians 6:9 (NIV)
“If you’ve ever battled in silence, you’re not alone. Discover tools and devotionals that help you win spiritual battles quietly.”
“If you’re staring at a wall right now, know this: it’s not your ending—it’s the entrance to your next promise. Discover devotionals and tools to help you walk around your wall and into your inheritance.”
Introduction: The Promise Behind the Wall
Every wall in your life hides something sacred. Behind the towering barriers of fear, rejection, disappointment, and delay lies a promise spoken by God—a divine inheritance with your name on it. But here’s the truth many women don’t hear enough: The promise is already yours; the wall is just a test of your endurance.
In this chapter, we uncover what it means to wait on the Lord and how to persevere in faith until your Jericho falls. This is a call to every weary woman wondering if the breakthrough will ever come. Sister, behind that wall is your promise. You must hold on.
Faith That Sees Beyond Obstacles
Joshua and the Israelites were not marching blindly. They knew that God had promised them Jericho, even before a single stone had moved. It is that kind of faith—faith that sees the promise, not the problem—that we are called to walk in as women of God.
"Now Jericho was securely shut... But the Lord said to Joshua, 'See, I have given Jericho into your hand.'" – Joshua 6:1–2 (NIV)
Notice the past tense in God's voice: "I have given." Not "I will." God was not waiting to see if they would win—He had already delivered the city to them. Likewise, your destiny is not waiting to be decided; it's waiting to be walked into. You must persist in faith until what God has spoken is what you see.
Holding On Without Losing Hope
Delays can be deceptive. They make it feel like God's promises are distant or denied. But Scripture is filled with the testimony of those who waited and prevailed.
Sarah waited decades for her promised son.
Hannah prayed through silent sorrow before Samuel came.
Mary bore the promise in her womb and waited in faith even when no one believed her.
Waiting is not a sign of weakness; it is a spiritual strength. When you wait well, you war well. You confuse the enemy not with volume but with your unwavering endurance.
What to Do While You Wait
Many women give up just before the seventh day. The Israelites didn’t know which lap would be the last. God didn’t give them an exact countdown—He asked them to trust Him until the end.
Here are three powerful things to do while you wait for your wall to fall:
1. Keep Walking in Obedience
Obedience is not just a step—it’s a strategy. When God tells you to keep moving forward, even when you don’t see progress, He’s aligning your steps with His divine timing. Your continued obedience is the very thing cracking the foundation of the wall.
2. Keep Worshipping
The people of Israel didn’t shout on the first day—they waited. They walked in silence, but they carried the Ark of the Covenant, which symbolized the presence of God. Likewise, when you carry His presence, you walk with victory, even in silence.
Let your life be a song before the shout. Worship reminds your soul that God is still working even when the wall is still standing.
3. Keep Watching
Faith watches with expectation. Even when nothing seems to change, you must watch for God’s move. As Elijah told his servant to look toward the sea again and again, you too must position yourself in hopeful anticipation.
"Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill His promises to her." — Luke 1:45 (NIV)
Let the Wall Refine You
Sometimes, the wall stays up just long enough to shape what’s inside you. God used those seven days not only to collapse Jericho’s walls but to build the Israelites' discipline, patience, and trust. Your wall may be doing the same. It is refining your character to match the weight of the promise.
You are being strengthened to handle what’s on the other side. Don’t rush the process. Don’t curse the waiting. It is part of the promise.
The Promise is Bigger Than You Think
Behind your Jericho wall isn’t just a personal victory—it’s a generational breakthrough. What you hold onto today will bless your children tomorrow. Your endurance isn’t just about your comfort—it’s about your calling.
"For the vision is yet for an appointed time; though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come." — Habakkuk 2:3 (KJV)
Every tear, every prayer, every silent march—it’s all building momentum in the Spirit. Your promise is not voided by time. It’s validated by your faith.
Questions for Reflection:
What promise has God given you that feels delayed?
Are you walking in obedience even when you don’t see immediate results?
How can you strengthen your faith while you wait?
Prophetic Declaration:
I declare that every wall hiding my promise is coming down. I will not grow weary in doing good. I will walk, worship, and wait with confidence. Behind this wall is my breakthrough, my promise, my victory. And by faith, I will see it.
Final Encouragement
Dear woman of God, don’t stop now. Don’t give up one day too soon. The wall will fall—not because you forced it—but because you held onto the promise when everything told you to quit.
You are closer than you think.
Hold on.
Because behind every wall… is the promise that’s already yours.
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Feeling stuck behind a wall in life? Discover how to hold on in faith until your breakthrough comes. Inspired by Joshua 6, this message empowers women to walk, worship, and wait with unwavering hope.
“The power of silence is not weakness—it’s spiritual wisdom. As Christian women, we don’t always need to shout to be heard. We fight with quiet faith, and the Jericho walls before us will fall. Embrace the power of silence in your spiritual warfare.”
“Every Jericho wall you face isn't there to stop you—it's there to show you what God has prepared beyond it. When we trust Him and walk in obedience, the wall falls and the promise stands revealed. Don’t fear the wall—praise God for the promise behind it.”
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From A Weary Woman To A Warrior Woman :
https://anurimabel.blogspot.com/2025/06/chapter-5-from-weary-woman-to-warrior.html
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