{"content":[{"text":"Sermon Notes:","bbox":{"left":0.382435,"top":0.066212,"width":0.13964700000000002,"height":0.020863999999999994}},{"text":"INTRODUCTION \n • Last week: looking to God vs. to humans \n • This Week: underdog taking on the bully and wearing our own armor","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.112601,"width":0.6235130000000001,"height":0.05756}},{"text":"WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE? \n • Decided outcome determined by a contest \n • Goliath was about 9’9” \n • Israel could find no one worthy \n • David begged Saul to let him take on the Philistine. Saul agreed and David used his faith in \n God and five smooth stones","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.46024,"width":0.8180980000000001,"height":0.11877199999999999}},{"text":"THE ARMOR DIDN’T FIT \n • Someone Else’s Armor – When do we give someone what works for us, assuming it will \n work for him or her? \n • It Didn’t Fit! – Pastor Kevin Sanders – Saul offered his own armor to David. This was quite \n an honor, but there was a major problem: David was only a teenage boy, and King Saul \n was a tall, impressive man. Simply put, Saul’s armor didn’t fit David. It probably looked like \n a child trying to wear Dad’s shirt. \n • Using Our Own Gifts – Pastor Kevin Sanders – David opted to use the humble weaponry \n of a shepherd—a staff and a sling. We know what happened from there. God gave David a \n glorious victory! Why am I talking about Saul’s armor? We have a tendency to compare our \n talents with the talents of others. Sometimes we obsess over the things we can’t do instead \n of improving on the things we can do.","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.598493,"width":0.8192590000000001,"height":0.22793099999999988}},{"text":"2","bbox":{"left":0.495964,"top":0.922633,"width":0.008176000000000017,"height":0.015614000000000017}}],"images_bbox":[{"left":0.177696,"top":0.203662,"width":0.643873,"height":0.22221}],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[{"left":0.177696,"top":0.203662,"width":0.643873,"height":0.22221}]}