Warrior Mom
Mothers reflecting and writing together at a table

Apostle Tim Atunnise · 10 modules · 30 lessons

The Warrior Mom Court of Heaven Defense Protocol

A 30-Lesson Biblical Intercession System for Praying, Preparing, Petitioning, and Taking Wise Action for Your Children.

Included with the Guided membership · 6–10 weeks · Self-paced

From fear to focused, faithful action

For mothers, grandmothers, guardians, adoptive and foster mothers, caregivers and ministry leaders. Learn to name a real concern, pray through Christ, recognize your responsibilities and seek wise support—without promises of a guaranteed outcome.

Your ten-module journey

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Biblical foundation

The righteous JudgeGodPsalm 7:11; Daniel 7:9–10
The AdvocateJesus Christ1 John 2:1–2
The MediatorJesus Christ1 Timothy 2:5
The accuserSatanRevelation 12:10
The basis of mercyChrist’s finished work and bloodHebrews 12:24
The written authorityScriptureIsaiah 43:26
The petitionerThe praying motherHebrews 4:16
The childIntercessory responsibility, not controlIsaiah 49:25

God is the only Judge. There is no heavenly jury to select or persuade. Jesus is Lord, Savior, Mediator and Advocate—not a tool for manipulating a verdict. Prayer remains submitted to God’s character, wisdom, will and timing.

Your instructor

Apostle Tim Atunnise

A structured reading course in Christ-centered prayer and responsible support for children.

Expanded reading content and sample assessments await ministry review. Recorded media are not yet provided.

Common questions

How long is the course?

Thirty lessons, each designed for 15–25 minutes of reading, reflection and application, over six to ten weeks.

Is my writing private?

Your child information, journals, petitions and worksheets are private by default.

What earns a certificate?

Complete every lesson, pass every module quiz at 80% or higher and submit the ten-part capstone.

Does prayer replace professional help?

No. Seek emergency, clinical, school, safeguarding or legal support when appropriate, alongside prayer.