Psalm 27:1
The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I
fear? The LORD is the stronghold of my
life; of whom shall I be afraid?
Many of the Psalms were written by David. David was proclaimed by God to be "a man
after my own heart; he will do everything I want him to do". Because David proved himself to be obedient
to the Lord's calling on his life, sought God in all things and trusted God in
all things, God made him king of Israel.
The first we read about David, we see him as a young man who
believed God would give him victory over the giant, Goliath, when everyone else
cowered in the face of the giant. The
men of the day tried to provide David with their armor to fight the giant. David refused. He knew he only needed God on his side.
The same God that helped David slay Goliath is the God that
helps us to slay the giants in our lives.
The giants in our lives are not named Goliath. They are named such things as addiction,
fear, worry, depression, confusion, manipulation, control, bitterness and
anger. We do not need to turn to the
world to defeat our giants. We only need
to go to Our Heavenly Father in the name of His Son, Jesus.
Let us not be fearful in any battle that we are fighting. Just as David did, we can go to the Father to be perfectly prepared for the battle. Let us confidently proclaim victory against whatever giant or giants we are facing. Our ultimate victory has already been set aside for us.
Prayer
Heavenly Father, we thank You for giving us Your Son, whose
death on the Cross gave us victory over all things. We exalt the name of Our Savior King who
opened the gateway to heaven for us. We
are so grateful that Jesus stands beside us as we face our giants. We pray that
the Holy Spirit will teach us to trust in You, Lord, just as David trusted in
You. We ask all these things in the name
of Our Lord Mighty in Battle, Jesus Christ.
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