Swords Up
Stand Firm in Spiritual Battles with Confidence, Clarity, and God’s Word
Feeling spiritually exhausted, overwhelmed, or unsure how to fight back?
Swords Up equips Christian women with practical, Scripture-based tools to move from defense to victory in everyday spiritual warfare.
This Bible study is for you if…
You love God but feel spiritually tired or distracted
You know Scripture but struggle to apply it daily
You feel like you’re always reacting instead of standing firm
You want deeper faith without adding more pressure to your schedule
You’re not weak. You’re under-equipped. And that can change.
What Swords Up Does
More Than A Bible Study: A Battle Plan
Swords Up is a practical study on the Armor of God designed to help women move beyond awareness and into action.
Through Scripture, original Greek insight, reflection, and real-life application, you’ll learn how to:
-
Identify spiritual attacks without fear
-
Use God’s Word as an active weapon, not just information
-
Strengthen your prayer life with intention and authority
-
Build spiritual confidence that carries into daily life
Why Swords Up Exists
Many Christian women know about spiritual warfare, but few have been taught how to engage it daily.
Swords Up was written to bridge that gap.
This study explores the Armor of God beyond surface-level teaching, revealing how Scripture equips believers with multiple offensive and defensive tools to stand firm, stay focused, and fight wisely.
Whether used individually or in a group, Swords Up is designed to meet you where you are: busy, faithful, and ready for deeper spiritual strength.
Meet
J. Harrington
J. Harrington is a Bible study author, proud member of the Holy Culture Radio staff, military wife, and mother of two who is passionate about helping women win spiritual battles with the Word of God.
Blending biblical depth, lived experience, and practical application, J. writes for women who want real spiritual growth without religious pressure or performance.
Swords Up was created to equip women not just to survive spiritually, but to stand confidently and fight with purpose.