The wrong armor
This week I’ve been attending A Woman Inspired’s online conference “Get Revived”. Springtime is a time of renewal and revival. There has been some great inspiration flying around over there but there is one discussion that has completely unwrapped itself to me.
As women, we have a tendency of picking up other people’s burdens and carrying them around like a crazy caveman. Then we wonder why we’re weary and frustrated. God said he wouldn’t give us more than we can bear. So does it make sense for us to cry out to Him when all we have to do is put down what’s not ours to have?
Thank of David and Goliath…Sure, David was victorious because he had God on his side, but I’m also thinking he might have had another outcome had he listened to Saul and wore the armor that was too heavy and didn’t fit him. David did what was natural to him and God used his abilities to be victorious.
Wrap your mind around that…I can think of about 3 different armors that I’ve been lugging around that doesn’t fit because it’s not my armor to wear. Just knowing that is so freeing to me!
Now, to figure out how to leave those armors and not pick them back up…
This post is part of Tuesdays Unwrapped
with Chatting At The Sky.




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good thoughts. The hard part is like you said… knowing how to let them go and focus on your own. Thanks for the insight.
What a great revelation and I am sure a freeing one for you. I enjoy hearing about the rest of the week’s sessions as well.
Wow, I really needed to hear this today, it completely gave me one of those “aha moments” that I love to have! Thank you so much for sharing, you said this so simply, yet so profoundly.
I love this. Such a good thought, and a good reminder of His promise to us.
What a great illustration. I’ve been lugging armor, extra weapons and perhaps my kitchen sink…