You said,

"Let Him fight the fight for you, and you will be filled with endless victory all the days of your life."

That's just not true.

The Bible promises us trials. They make us grow and become more like Christ.

I do not need to read all the misconceived illustration you wrote up there. If Jesus can't fight our battles, why did He tell the people to call upon Him in the day of trouble?

Secondly, what is your understanding between withstanding trials and fighting trials physically? If you really take your time to read and pray for understanding you would know that, the story of Peter cutting off that ear is another form of trial where Jesus even tamed Peter to keep his sword. Meaning when things like such comes, we pray to God to come to our aid.

It isn't biblical for a man to keep quiet and not seek help from God when he is facing trials. It's so saddened that you left a common sense and moral which the short article directs to, and you choose just the part where God ask Christians to consider Him to help fight our battles. Please I advice you read well and learn well. Too much wise-ness would profit you nothing. Even if you want attention, don't distract God's word with your own un-biblical reasoning.

Thanks...