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FACING THE GIANTS IN YOUR LIFE

by Samuel Burgess

Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:1-58


Facing the Giants in Your Life
Sammy Burgess
1 Samuel 17


Introduction:

Joshua J. Marine: ''Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.''

Have you thought about the fact that Giants Are Real! ''Giants'' are not some figment of your imagination. ''Giants'' are not something that you dream up. ''Giants'' are problems, pressures, pains, and persecutions we will have to face from time to time in our lives.

''Giants'' often times cause major difficulties in our life and brings with it the possibility of life threatening situations. *More than likely, there is someone in this building that is facing a 'giant' right now in their life.

You may be wondering what a ''giant'' really is. A ''giant'' is anything that distracts us from our focus on God; anything that detours us from our service for God; and anything that drains us of our driving passion for God.

Giants represent anything which is opposed to God!

Now you may be wondering, what are some of the ''Giants'' that people face:

(1)- There is the Giant of Resentment
(2)- There is the Giant of Fear
(3)- There is the Giant of Loneliness
(4)- There is the Giant of Guilt and Shame
(5)- There is the Giant of Worry
(6)- There is the Giant of Discouragement
(7)- There is the Giant of Jealousy
(8)- There is the Giant of Depression
(9)- There is the Giant of Hopelessness
(10)- There is the Giant of Bitterness
(11)- There is the Giant of Pride
(12)- There is the Giant of Selfishness
(13)- There is the Giant of Doubt

*We can say that these things and many other things like these oppose God!

You see, these things that I mentioned in and of them selves can distract us; detour us; and drain us of being everything God intends for us to be. Therefore it goes without saying - ''Giants'' that are before us must be slain and removed.

I would like for you to think about this question: How do you see your ''giant''? Do you see it as a problem {or} D ...

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