The Fight Ain't Over

Most of us know David first and foremost because of his bout with Goliath.  But what we never examine is that David didn’t stop fighting after Goliath fell. That was just the opening round.

See, we often celebrate the slingshot moment — that one win that silences the doubters, the breakthrough that puts our name on the map, the miracle that makes us believe. But what we don’t talk about enough is the decades of battles that followed.

David was continuously at war.
 He fought the Philistines as a boy with a stone and a sling.
 He then found himself a fugitive, dodging Saul’s spears while still leading God’s armies.
 And even when he was finally able to take the throne, wear the crown, and have an army behind him, He was still called to war.

Why?
Let me make this clear - anointing attracts warfare.

The Battle Is The Lord's by Yolanda Adams

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