Sermons About Goliath
Biblical Principals for Success
Everyone wants to be successful at the things that they try to do in this life and the books written on how to be more successful are too numerous to count. The Bible calls us to strive for success as God defines it, not as the world defines it, and the story of David defeating Goliath is an excellent example of success achieved God’s way. David knew that the specific purpose of his life, as it is for the rest of us, was to proclaim and demonstrate the greatness of God to those around him. David also knew that God had been preparing him for success in this battle through the previous fights that God had brought him through. David acknowledged that it was God who gave him the means to be successful and not his own strength and ability. David had also thought through the obstacles he might face and had a plan for overcoming them.
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King David: The Early Years: Aired 8/4/08: Part 4
Title: Giant Killer, Faith for your Fight Series: King David: A Paradox of Passion and Pain: The Early Years
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King David: The Early Years: Aired 8/1/08: Pt 3
Title: Giant Killer: Faith fo your Fight Series: King David: a Paradox of Passion and Pain
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Inside a hero in the making
Week 2 in the Dave series. Preached by Lead Pastor John Morlan on July 27, 2008 at Grace Fellowship Church in Mokena, Illinois (www.mdchurch.us). Scripture from 1 Samuel 17.
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Make Us ... Risk-Takers
As we join together with churches from around the world in the One Prayer series we begin on Father's Day with a teaching focused upon men living like men. The church today, our world today, needs men who will become sold out to Christ and take great risks for the kingdom. If you want to become a risk-taker for God it begins and ends with a fresh vision for God himself. This will be the only teaching from the series that will be posted.
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Big Trouble
This is your life. You face an insurmountable obstacle. The the task looks far to big for you to handle on your own. What do you do? David faced a giant of challenge, literally.
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Speak to the mountain
Summary: Our words are what we use to attack the enemy. When we say what God says to our enemies, it’s like shooting bullets at them. When we talk the problem, it’s like throwing cookies at them. Our words are the bullet, our mouth is the gun, but love is the firing pin. We have got to get God’s word in our mouth and fire at the enemy that’s standing in our way. We have to speak to the mountain. Don’t ask God to do anything about it, stop crying about it. Stop talking about how big it is, stop telling everyone you meet that will listen to you how big it is, and speak to it. Command it to go!
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david and goliath...
what was it about David that made him so special? in this story we get our first glimpse into the heart of the shepherd, and it's clear to see why God chose him to lead Israel.
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