Our giants are anything that stand between us and God, so we must face them. If we don’t face our giants, God will cause our giants to come and face us. (Deuteronomy 2:24, 26-28,30) The good news is that we don’t face our giants alone. God is with us and His presence gives us everything we need to overcome them. Though giants must be acknowledged, we keep our focus on God through our worship of Him. Our worship of God may not seem like the most powerful weapon in our spiritual battle with giants, however, He is the one who is able to turn giants into grasshoppers.
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