DAILY BUILT THE GIANT SLAYER

David didn’t defeat Goliath because he had a bold personality.

He defeated Goliath because he had a daily relationship with God.

Long before the giant, there were sheep.

Long before the battlefield, there were pastures.

Long before the spotlight, there was solitude.

David trusted God daily. Walked with Him daily. Worshiped Him daily.

When a lion attacked, God strengthened him.

When a bear came, God delivered him.

So when a giant stood tall, David didn’t panic—he proclaimed.

“You come against me with sword and spear… but I come against you in the name of the Lord Almighty.”

That’s En Theos.

Enthusiasm is born in the unseen daily rhythms of faithfulness.

If you want courage in public, cultivate intimacy in private.

If you want strength in crisis, build trust in quiet seasons.

We don’t drift toward spiritual strength. We drift toward comfort.

David’s victory wasn’t spontaneous. It was cumulative.

The question isn’t whether you’ll face giants. You will.

The question is whether you’re walking with God daily enough to face them filled with Him.

Today, don’t chase platforms. Chase presence.

The giants will come—but so will the power.