The most decisive battles for the soul are rarely loud. They are fought quietly—through attention, direction, and daily choice. There’s a version of spiritual warfare most of us expect. It ’s loud. It’s obvious. It announces itself. We imagine temptation showing up like a breaking news alert. We expect rebellion to feel dramatic, unmistakable, even thrilling in its danger. When we picture someone losing their faith, we imagine a decisive moment, a crisis, a betrayal, a bold