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HERO MISSION

David's Courage

Meet the Hero:

David was still young when he faced a giant warrior named Goliath. Everyone else was afraid, but David trusted God instead of his own strength. Courage does not mean feeling brave – it means trusting God even when you feel scared.

Mission Verse:

“The Lord who rescued me from the paw of the lion and the paw of the bear will rescue me from the hand of this Philistine.” – 1 Samuel 17:37

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Mission Briefing:

David did not have armor or a sword like the soldiers. What he had was faith. While others saw a giant problem, David saw a big God. He stepped forward not because he was fearless, but because he trusted God to be with him.

Courage is choosing to do the right thing, even when fear is loud.

Put It Into Practice:

This week, practice courage like David:

  • Speak up kindly when something is unfair

  • Try something new instead of giving up

  • Pray before a hard moment and ask God for strength

Hero Mission Activity:

Draw a “Courage Shield.”
Write or draw one thing that scares you and one way God can help you be brave.

Mission Prayer:

God, thank You for being bigger than our fears. Help us trust You when we feel scared and give us courage to do what is right. Amen.

Until your next Hero Mission, remember: heroes grow stronger when they encourage one another. Want more? See: David’s Hero Profile 

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