Don’t Borrow Armor

Today’s #Snippet

You do not need someone else’s armor to accomplish your God-given assignment.

Scripture Anchor:

“And David said unto Saul, I cannot go with these; for I have not proved them. And David put them off him.” 1 Samuel 17:39 KJV

Apostolic Insight:

Even though Saul’s armor was impressive, it was  useless to David.

While in the fields, David had already learned how God worked through him against lions and bears, with tools he had actually proven. So he took the armor off.

There is tremendous freedom in knowing how God has shaped you.

We can learn from others without becoming copies of them. Someone else’s method may be effective for them and completely wrong for our assignment.

Refinement strips away imitation. It teaches us to appreciate the grace upon others while becoming responsible stewards of the grace God has given us.

David defeated Goliath when he stopped trying to look like Saul. There is power in becoming faithful to the person God has actually called you to be.

Ponder This:

Where might I be carrying expectations, methods, or identities that God never fitted to me?

Declaration:

 I will serve God authentically and faithfully. I will honor the gifts of others without abandoning the grace God has placed upon my own life.

Prayer of Agreement:

Father, thank You for freeing me from unhealthy comparison and imitation, without losing the uniqueness of Your workmanship in me.

With boldness and confidence, I use what You have proven in my life for Your glory.

In the matchless name of Jesus Christ, Amein.

Shalom,

Hephzibah Christly
#TheSpiritualWarrior

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