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The document outlines the biblical story of David and Goliath, focusing on David's mission to deliver provisions and his inquiry about the battle. It highlights David's faith in God as he chooses to face Goliath without traditional armor, ultimately leading to his victory. The lesson emphasizes that life's challenges are opportunities to trust in God and overcome obstacles through faith.

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Miracle_in_the_Valley_Presentation (1)

The document outlines the biblical story of David and Goliath, focusing on David's mission to deliver provisions and his inquiry about the battle. It highlights David's faith in God as he chooses to face Goliath without traditional armor, ultimately leading to his victory. The lesson emphasizes that life's challenges are opportunities to trust in God and overcome obstacles through faith.

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Miracle in the Valley

Lesson 3
Psalm 23:4 | 1 Samuel 17:38–51
Lesson Overview
• 1. Jesse Sent David
• 2. David’s Inquiry About the Battle
• 3. Saul’s Armor vs. David’s Armor
• 4. A God Worthy of Trust
• 5. Internalizing the Message
Jesse Sent David
• • David, the youngest son, was given a mission
by his father.
• • He carried substantial provisions to his
brothers on the battlefield.
• • He left his sheep in another’s care and
eagerly went to witness the battle.
David’s Inquiry About the Battle
• • David questioned his brothers about the
battle.
• • He observed the Philistine champion Goliath
taunting Israel.
• • The army was paralyzed by fear, unable to
fight the giant.
The Philistine Challenged God
• • Goliath mocked Israel and defied their God.
• • The Philistines believed military victories
proved the superiority of their gods.
• • Goliath underestimated the power of the
living God.
David Drew Resentment
• • His brothers scorned him for his boldness.
• • No one else was willing to face Goliath.
• • David asked, 'Is there not a cause?' and was
determined to fight.
Saul’s Armor vs. David’s Armor
• • Saul insisted David wear his armor.
• • The armor was too heavy and untested by
David.
• • David chose his own weapons: a sling and
five smooth stones.
A God Worthy of Trust
• • With God, David became a giant in faith.
• • He declared victory in the name of the Lord.
• • David’s trust in God led to his triumph over
Goliath.
Internalizing the Message
• • Valleys in life are opportunities to trust in
God.
• • The story of David and Goliath reminds us of
God's power.
• • We can overcome our 'Goliaths' by standing
in faith.

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