Clara Jordan War Room Review

The Review War Room is the gripping drama about a family in crisis, a family where God is not at the center of the household. Wife and mother, Elizabeth Jordan is a successful Realtor. She lets her job interfere with the time she invests in her husband, daughter, and more importantly the time she spends with the Lord. Her husband, Tony Jordan, is also successful in his career as a pharmaceutical representative. He puts his job and pride before his wife, daughter, and the Lord. When God intervenes, and brings client, Clara Williams and Elizabeth together, life changes drastically for both women, and Elizabeth’s family. Clara teaches Elizabeth that while all couples argue from time to time, it’s best to remember the real enemy is not your spouse. When the devil enters a relationship, the whole family suffers. Priorities change, and God is taken out of the equation. Clara explains to Elizabeth what prayer has done in her life. She teaches her to make room (metaphorically and literally) for prayer, and more importantly for God. She teaches her that to forgive her husband, she must first ask for forgiveness for herself. …show more content…
The family did not spend quality time together. Her parents argued in front of her often, while she was ignored. What was important to her was not important to her parents. While speaking with her mother one night, Danielle asked her several questions that were relevant about her life at the time. Her mother could not answer these simple questions, which left both mother and daughter in tears. This scene had the greatest impact on me when thinking about child and adolescent issues. Her parents were so busy with their careers and being enemies with one another, that their daughter felt