But God is so great, he can take the well known Biblical tales, the ones that Satan perhaps is confident I would close my self to, skimp over, certain there was nothing new there for me, and tired of it as the enemy hoped, and give me the clear message I have lost sight that my overwhelming personal battles, the ones that are impossible for me to overcome, aren’t mine to fight as, just as I know already, I will lose them, and am losing them despite all my gargantuan efforts. But instead to remember to keep the faith God will defeat my impossible battles, which have always been his to fight.

I had so long dismissed the value of that David and Goliath story for me, that I had forgotten that angle of the story you have blogged about and by your so doing, throwing out to the world wide web to someone like me in serious threat of losing the struggle to stay above water from the overwhelming attacks by the enemy, the Good News as a life preserver to me and others like me who have lost sight of what really is going on in the weariness of the fight, others like me who are on the brink of going under from all the turbulent assaults, to remember to cling hopefully to God’s faithfulness with all our might with renewed energy, that it never has been our fight, and we originally knew it wasn’t, but have become battle weary and lost sight of what we still know for certain, but forgot to keep it in front of our eyes, and stop letting the enemy wear us down, but instead, let go of trying to overcome ourselves the impossible, give the battle back to God whom it always was from the get go. Hallelujah!