How Do You Face Fear.
What feels enormous when you look at it through fear looks different when you look at it through faith.
Pastor Kevin Brown opened with a pastoral observation — he wasn't the only one thinking about giants lately. We all encounter them: on the job, on the train, at home, and in our own minds. And running isn't a real option, because giants follow you home.
From 1 Samuel 17, he traced David's posture. The whole army of Israel saw Goliath and ran. David saw the same man and asked a different question: "Who is this uncircumcised Philistine that he should defy the armies of the living God?" That single shift — defining the giant through the lens of faith instead of fear — changes everything. The lens of faith puts giants in the box where they belong, because there is nothing bigger than God.
His honest confession landed hard: he himself had been scared to come back to ministry. Facing his giant, for him, looked like walking to the pulpit anyway. So whatever your giant is — at work, at church, at home, in your own head — you don't have to feel ready. You just can't run.