For years, Gail Williams heard women speak about the problems their children were facing. Some even contacted her in the middle of the night with one urgent request:

“Pray for my child.”

Those experiences, combined with Gail’s desire to help women become more confident that God hears their prayers, helped shape Created to Conquer.

The journey begins with God’s original intention for humanity and develops prayer as something supernatural, a personal relationship with God and a vehicle capable of carrying our deepest concerns before Him.

But the book goes further.

Gail examines forgiveness, identity in Christ, spiritual authority, positional battle awareness, the enemy’s strategies, and the spiritual weapons she believes Scripture makes available to believers. Readers encounter teachings on Holy Spirit strategy, communion, truth, rhema, and finally one of the book’s most unexpected weapons: Sabbath rest.

Because conquering does not always mean striving harder. Sometimes it means knowing when to stand. Sometimes it means knowing what weapon to use.

And sometimes it means becoming still enough to trust God with the battle.