1. The Parting of the Red Sea

Few scenes rival the drama of the Israelites trapped against the waters as Pharaoh’s chariots thundered closer. With freedom at stake, they looked to divine intervention—and the sea itself obeyed. In the midst of the tension, Scripture offers this assurance: “The LORD will fight for you; you need only to be still.” (Exodus 14:14). The surging waters then formed a miraculous pathway, proving that no earthly power can thwart God’s plan.

2. The Fall of Jericho

Jericho stood tall as a fortified city, daring any army to approach. Yet the Israelites, under Joshua’s leadership, marched around its walls with faith and obedience. Their secret weapon? Trust in the One who had already decided the outcome. “Look, I have delivered Jericho into your hands,” (Joshua 6:2). When the final trumpet blast sounded, massive walls tumbled, displaying how God brings victory in the most improbable ways.

3. Gideon’s 300 vs. Midian

Intimidated by a large foreign army camped nearby, Gideon didn’t exactly brim with confidence. Then came the stunning command to reduce his troops to a mere 300. By human standards, it spelled disaster. But God’s perspective was different: “With the three hundred men...I will save you.” (Judges 7:7). The resulting victory showed how dependence on God can topple any overwhelming foe.

4. Deborah’s Triumph over Sisera

Facing brutal oppression, Israel looked to a leader who combined wisdom and courage. With Barak at her side, Deborah launched a surprising campaign against Sisera’s forces. She declared, “Has not the LORD gone before you?” (Judges 4:14). That question was the linchpin of success—God was already paving the way. The decisive victory affirmed that true strength lies in following the divine call.

5. David vs. Goliath

A young shepherd with just a sling and five stones walked onto the battlefield to confront a giant armored for war. It was a mismatch in every conceivable way, except for one: “The battle is the LORD’s.” (1 Samuel 17:47). David’s courage rested on that truth. One well-placed stone later, the towering Philistine fell, illustrating that faith can triumph over even the greatest of threats.

6. Jonathan’s Daring Raid

Lebanon’s border is dotted with ancient strongholds where pivotal skirmishes shaped Israel’s destiny. One such encounter involved Jonathan, who boldly attacked a Philistine post. Before striking, he expressed unshakable confidence: “Nothing can hinder the LORD from saving.” (1 Samuel 14:6 paraphrase). His trust sparked a remarkable victory, proving how one person’s faith can shift a nation’s future.

7. Jehoshaphat’s Miraculous Victory

When several armies banded together against Judah, King Jehoshaphat earnestly prayed for help. The encouraging prophecy arrived, “The battle is not yours, but God’s.” (2 Chronicles 20:15). Instead of falling to despair, the people of Judah sang praises as they advanced. In a dramatic twist, their enemies turned on each other, and Judah’s armies stood amazed at the supernatural rescue.

8. The Siege of Jerusalem under David

Jerusalem seemed like an impenetrable fortress, guarded by confident Jebusites. King David, though, had unwavering faith. While opponents boasted that even the “blind and lame” could defend the walls, Scripture records: “Nevertheless, David captured the fortress of Zion.” (2 Samuel 5:7). This victory established Jerusalem as a spiritual center and a symbol of God’s faithful presence.

9. Sennacherib’s Defeat

The mighty Assyrian empire once surrounded Jerusalem, expecting easy conquest. King Hezekiah cried out to God for deliverance. Then came a decisive moment: “That night the angel of the LORD went out…” (2 Kings 19:35). By morning, the enemy was undone, and the city was saved. The swift end to Assyria’s ambitions underscored that God’s power far surpasses any intimidating army.

10. The Final Battle (Armageddon)

Scripture foretells a climactic showdown in the last days, where forces gather for a fierce conflict: “They assembled the kings...for battle.” (Revelation 16:16). Though the stage looks ominous, the outcome is already assured. This ultimate engagement reminds us that history is headed toward a moment of divine triumph, sealed by the victory of the One who rose in power and offers everlasting hope.