Bridging the Gap With Pastor Lloyd Pulley

By Faith Not By Sight (David Conquers Goliath) part 2

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Pastor Lloyd Pulley explains why Satan hates the Jewish people and Christians, linking it to the preservation of God's word.

This episode is part two of Pastor Lloyd Pulley's teaching on David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17. He opens by addressing rising anti-Semitism and sin, attributing it to Satan's hatred for anything made in God's image. The teaching revisits the familiar Sunday school story, highlighting David's rejection of Saul's armor as a lesson in trusting God's unique design for each person. Pastor Lloyd describes a visit to the Valley of Elah and references the Lachish exhibit at the British Museum, where sling stones similar to David's are displayed. He uses ChatGPT to calculate the lethal force of these stones, emphasizing their effectiveness. The narrative follows David's encounter with Goliath, focusing on David's Spirit-filled confidence and prophetic declarations. Pastor Lloyd explains that David's purpose was to show all the earth that there is a God in Israel. He draws parallels between David's victory and Christian living, stressing that spiritual weapons, not carnal ones, bring down strongholds. The message encourages listeners to identify their personal Goliaths, such as anxiety or addiction, and to fight from the victory already won in Christ. Pastor Lloyd concludes by urging a deeper relationship with God over mere service, referencing Mary's anointing of Jesus. The episode includes a promotional segment for C.S. Lewis's 'The Four Loves' as a donor gift.

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