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Podcast #156: “Giants Fall” by Francesca Battistelli

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I’m Michelle Nezat and I hope to inspire you to discover and meditate on God’s Word through the songs you’re listening to on the radio.

When was your last battlefield experience? I’m not talking about a military exercise, rather the battlefields of life. Francesca Battistelli’s song, “Giants Fall,” led me to 1 Samuel 17 to see David turning a food run into a battlefield story for the ages.

I wonder if we, like David, may be more prepared than we realize.

On this episode I discuss:

  • Taking a B.I.T.E. out of Scripture – this week’s Bible Interaction Tool Exercises include
    • Read in context
    • Repetition
    • Journal your observations
    • Meditate
    • Pray
  • Story Behind the Song “Giants Fall” – New Release Today Article
  • The story of David and Goliath – 1 Samuel 17
  • The fact that it wasn’t David’s plan to face the giant – 1 Samuel 17:17-19
  • David went in the strength he had – 1 Samuel 17:34-37
  • The taunting giant wasn’t the only voice raised against David – 1 Samuel 17:28-29
  • David focused on the real prize – God’s glory – 1 Samuel 17:45-47

 

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If you have never heard this song before, you can watch the official lyric video on YouTube below.

Additional Resources

Download the single or entire album by clicking the link below.

This Week’s Challenge

Read all of 1 Samuel 17. Take out your journal and make a list of observations. Meditate on key observations and verses throughout the week. If you are facing your own giant, ask God to reveal how He has prepared you. Keep your eyes fixed on God’s glory alone. Step up and, as Francesca Battistelli sings, “Though the stones in your hand might be small, watch the giants fall.”

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