When a terrifying giant named Goliath challenged the entire army of Israel, everyone was frozen in fear. Goliath was huge, strong, and carried heavy weapons that made him unbeatable in battle. No one dared to fight him—no one except a young shepherd boy named David.
David didn’t have a sword, a shield, or armor. All he had was a slingshot, five smooth stones, and an unshakable faith in God. While others saw an impossible fight, David saw an opportunity to show God’s power. He boldly declared, “The battle is the Lord’s!” and ran toward the giant with courage.
With one stone and one faithful heart, David defeated Goliath. The giant fell, and Israel won the battle! This amazing story reminds us that true strength doesn’t come from our size or power—it comes from trusting the Lord.
No matter how big your “giant” may seem—whether it’s fear, problems, or challenges—God is always greater. When you put your trust in Him, He gives you courage to overcome anything.
3 Lessons from David’s Story
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God uses ordinary people for extraordinary things. David was just a shepherd boy, yet God gave him victory.
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Faith is stronger than fear. David trusted God completely, even when everyone else was afraid.
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With God, no giant is too big. No matter the challenge, God’s power is greater than any problem we face.
Memory Verse:
“The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in Him, and He helps me.”
— Psalm 28:7 (NIV)
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