Running with the Giants Ch:10
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What does David’s demeanor reveal about his character as he approaches the group?

  • He appears anxious and defensive.
  • He looks unsure and fearful.
  • He carries himself with confidence and poise. (correct)
  • He seems arrogant and boastful.

    • Which of the following challenges did David face in his early years?

  • Overseeing a kingdom plagued by internal conflict.
  • Winning the trust of a skeptical public.
  • Defeating a giant opponent in battle.
  • Receiving lack of support and affirmation from his family. (correct)

    • What was Jesse's initial reaction to David when Samuel came to anoint a king?

  • Jesse was hesitant because of David’s youth.
  • Jesse completely overlooked David as a possible candidate. (correct)
  • Jesse had faith that David would be chosen immediately.
  • Jesse was proud to include David among the sons.

    • How does the text describe David's potential in relation to his appearance?

    <p>He was underestimated due to not fitting the typical image of a warrior.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What message does David convey to the audience as he runs alongside them?

    <p>People's perceptions can become hurdles to personal growth.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did God want that set David apart from his brothers?

    <p>David's heart</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did David's brothers perceive him when he went to the battle lines?

    <p>As an errand boy</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was King Saul's initial reaction to David's willingness to fight Goliath?

    <p>He doubted David's ability</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What limitations did David face before defeating Goliath?

    <p>All of the above</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What significant realization did David have regarding Saul's armor?

    <p>It was ill-fitting and inappropriate for him</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Goliath respond upon seeing David approach him for battle?

    <p>He laughed and insulted David</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did David learn from his victory over Goliath?

    <p>That limitations only exist if we let them</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did David encourage others to understand about their own limitations?

    <p>They can overcome limitations with God’s help</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What role did David's anointing by Samuel play in his journey?

    <p>It signified his future kingship</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What effect did David's victory over Goliath have on the Israelite army?

    <p>They were inspired to fight back</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    David's Life and Lessons

    • David is presented as a powerful and inspirational figure, a "champion of champions and king of kings"

    • Despite achieving great success, David faced significant limitations and rejection from others throughout his life.

    • Jesse, David's father, did not believe he had king-potential, preferring his other sons for the role.

    • David's brothers did not believe he had warrior-potential, viewing him as an errand boy and belittling his aspirations.

    • King Saul did not believe David had champion-potential, dismissing him as a youth and trying to impose his own methods on him.

    • Goliath, the Philistine warrior, did not even believe David had opponent-potential, insulting him with his words and underestimating his capabilities.

    • David's journey showcases the importance of overcoming external limitations imposed by others:

      • He transcended his family's expectations, proving his worth despite their initial skepticism.
      • He ignored the limitations placed on him by authority figures like King Saul, choosing to act according to his own convictions.
      • He defied the physical and perceived limitations imposed by Goliath, ultimately defeating him.

    • David's words of encouragement highlight the power of embracing one's true potential:

      • Limitations are only real if they are embraced; God's presence and empowerment can help overcome these limitations.
      • Authenticity is important; avoiding the temptation to conform to others' expectations and embracing one's unique identity empowers individual success.
      • Rising above limitations inspires others to do the same, creating a ripple effect of positive change.

    • David's prayer highlights the importance of:

      • Seeing oneself and others through God's eyes instead of limiting societal perceptions.
      • Focusing on what is achievable with God's help, rather than dwelling on limitations hindering one's potential.
      • Overcoming personal limitations to empower and encourage others to do the same.

    Jonathan's Influence

    • David expresses gratitude for the support and encouragement provided by Jonathan, acknowledging his significant impact on his journey.

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    Explore the inspiring journey of David, the 'champion of champions and king of kings'. This quiz delves into the challenges he faced from family, peers, and foes, and how he overcame external limitations to prove his true potential. Discover the lessons learned from David's life and the importance of self-belief in the face of doubt.

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