We all have giants in our lives.

And I'm not talking about the good giants because there are great giants in my life on whose shoulders I stand.

But I'm talking about the negative giants.

Those giants that harass us, that mock us, those giants that frustrate us, those giants that frustrators, those giants that discourages, those giants who are

constantly trying to defeat us. They exactly like Goliath of old, their stand mocking the people

of God. The Bible said that day after day, Goliath would come out

and he would mock the people of Israel. Day after day, he would challenge the people of God

and nobody was able to defeat him until a young shepherd boy by the name of David, the son of Jesse, who came on the scene.

You see, the giants in your life may be different from the giants in my life.

And the giants in my life may be different from the giants in your life.

But unless you know how to slay giants, Satan will use these giants to discourage you.

He will use these giants to keep you defeated. He will use these giants to keep you from being

effective soldier of the living guard. These giants, whether be the giants of fear, giants of worry and

anxiety, whether they'll be the giants of depression, whether they be the giants of addiction,

whether they be the giants of restlessness, whether they be the giants of greed, whether

there will be the giants of envy and jealousy, whether there will be the giants of envy and jealousy, whether there'll be the giants

of bitterness and anger, whatever kind of giants they may be, these giants have one purpose

in mind and they are designed basically to defeat you and to render you ineffective for the kingdom of God.

Well, how do you slay giants? I read not so long ago about a Sunday school teacher in Texas

who decided one day to build a life-size statue of Goliath and she took it into her

Sunday school class and she said to the children,

children, when you face a Goliath like this, a giant like this, what would you do?

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