David looked differently at the size of the Goliath Giant in the army of Israel

Did you know? That David looked differently at the size of the Goliath Giant in the army of Israel. David was only a child but he had three major assets: the anointing of God on him, faith in his God and the experience of the anointing of God in the face of wild animals. At the sight of Goliath, all those of Israel fled before him and were seized with great fear. Only David, this child shepherd, who had the courage to show up voluntarily in the duel against the Philistine. Because of his courage Saul sent for him. He came with encouraging words: "Let no one be discouraged because of this Philistine! Your servant will go and fight with him". David knew that faced with the size of his God, that of the Philistine meant nothing. C / Do not start looking at the size of your problem, first start by looking at the size of your God and you will see that your problem is nothing. 1 Sam17: 1-32. Friends of Jesus. https://www.facebook.com/jesuschristmessages/

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