Have you ever met someone who has great faith in something? What about you? Where in life are you most prone to put your faith? As we continue our series, BC, Rich Bartel teaches us about misplaced faith and properly placed faith by studying the story of David and Goliath.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
-Misplaced faith leads to arrogance.
-Sometimes when we experience success we forget the grace of God and forget all the people who helped us along the way.
-What’s the source of your arrogance? Where have you misplaced your faith?
-Misplaced faith leads to fear.
-What comes through the “what if Rolodex” of your mind when you lay down at night?
-God is enough. Period.
-What do you fear? Why?
-David did what David had always done. He was a servant and a shepherd. Serving others, protecting his flock, and trusting in God, his Shepherd.
-What is God asking you to do that requires great faith?
-Faith placed in God always prevails.
-David believed God when life brought obstacles his way. He knew God would prevail when circumstances suggested otherwise.
-Where does your mind and heart go when you are faced with obstacles and challenges?
-You are not David and you never will be. God doesn’t bring Goliath’s in your life, and He doesn’t ask you to channel your inner David. He asks you to trust in Christ.
MENTIONED OR RECOMMENDED RESOURCES
-Suggested Scripture Study: 1 Samuel 17; Proverbs 16:18; James 4:6; James 4:6; 2 Chronicles 16:9
-Sermon: Naaman and Elisha