Worship Songs About Spiritual Warfare
We know that the Christian life isn't always easy, and sometimes we face battles that are more than just skin deep. This collection of worship songs acknowledges the reality of spiritual warfare, equipping you with melodies and lyrics to stand firm in faith and declare victory in Jesus' name.
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1. Jehovah
By Elevation Worship
Why this song?
"Jehovah" is a declaration of God's unmatched strength in our struggles. Repeatedly calling on the name of "Jehovah" reminds us to actively invite His intervention and authority into every spiritual battle.
Popular on Spotify 2. God Problems
By Maverick City Music
Why this song?
"God Problems" acknowledges the reality of facing situations beyond our human strength. Its refrain, "Not by power not by might, but by the Spirit," redirects our focus to the divine source of victory in every battle, creating space for us to lean fully on God's presence.
Popular on Spotify 3. God Problems (Not By Power) [feat. Miles Minnick]
By Maverick City Music
Why this song?
"God Problems" is a compelling reminder that our strength comes not from ourselves, but from the Holy Spirit. The song shifts our perspective, inviting us to trust that victory in our spiritual battles is "Not by power not by might," but through God's presence.
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4. War Cry
By The Belonging Co
Why this song?
"War Cry" empowers us to actively engage in spiritual warfare through worship. The song positions praise as our weapon, declaring faith that God is truly "fighting for us," which shifts our focus from fear to confident expectation.
Popular on Spotify 5. I'm Alive
By planetboom
Why this song?
"I'm Alive" proclaims the freedom we inherit through Christ's victory, asserting a confidence that directly confronts the enemy. It's a declaration of spiritual authority, reminding us that through the cross, "My debt is paid I am saved," arming us to stand firm in the face of any opposition.
Popular on Spotify 6. Surrounded (Fight My Battles)
By Christafari
Why this song?
"Surrounded (Fight My Battles)" reframes our perspective during trials, reminding us that even when appearances suggest defeat, we are enveloped in God's presence. The repetition of "For the battle is the Lord's" shifts our focus from our own limited strength to God's ultimate authority.
7. Warrior of Heaven
By Tasha Cobbs Leonard
Why this song?
"Warrior of Heaven" inspires us to remember that we never fight alone in the spiritual realm. The song assures us that even when facing enemies, we have someone who fights for us, shifting the focus to Christ as "the warrior of Heaven" who stands by our side in every struggle. It is a call to rest in His strength, not our own.
8. Take Every Thought Captive (2 Corinthians 10:3-5)
By Scripture Hymnal
Why this song?
"Take Every Thought Captive" gives us a practical tool for battling the enemy's influence in our lives. It urges us to actively filter our thinking, directing our minds towards Christ so that every thought becomes obedient to Him. This song reminds us that spiritual warfare isn't just external; it's an internal discipline that yields freedom.
9. Battle Ready
By Kingdomcity Youth
Why this song?
"Battle Ready" equips us to face spiritual challenges with confidence, celebrating that we are "Dressed for victory." It serves as a vibrant declaration of readiness, reminding us to actively clothe ourselves in the armor of God, prepared to stand firm in faith.
10. Anyhow
By Tye Tribbett
Why this song?
"Anyhow" reminds us to maintain our praise even amidst the fiercest battles. It emphasizes unwavering trust by declaring "Hallelujah anyhow," transforming our worship into a defiant act of faith, regardless of circumstance. This song helps us actively choose praise as our response to adversity.
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