War Room by Chris Fabry
Week 4: Elizabeth's Surrender — Fighting For, Not Against
Read the chapters depicting Elizabeth's growing commitment to prayer and her decision to fight for her marriage rather than against her husband. Key Scripture: Romans 12:21; Ephesians 6:18
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The turning point for Elizabeth is not a changed circumstance — it is a changed posture. This week, pay close attention to what surrender actually looks like in practice.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.Miss Clara pushes Elizabeth to ask a hard question: Is she willing to fight for Tony's soul, not just for her own comfort or a better marriage? How does Elizabeth initially respond to that challenge? What does her hesitation reveal?
2.Elizabeth begins writing specific, bold prayers for Tony. How does the act of writing her prayers change her relationship to them? What is the difference between a vague prayer and a specific, faith-filled one?
3.At one point, Elizabeth has a confrontation with Tony that does not go well — and instead of retaliating, she chooses a different response. How does her new prayer discipline affect the way she reacts? Is it immediate or gradual?
a.What does she do with her anger and hurt rather than directing it at Tony?
b.How does that compare to how you typically handle anger or disappointment in close relationships?
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