Could You Be Like David Or Goliath?- Take the quiz

Could You Be Like David Or Goliath?

We know that David was a man after God's own heart and that Goliath was an enemy of Israel and of God Himself. But do you know which man you tend to be more like? So answer a few questions and see if you tend to be more David or Goliath like.

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Question 1/10

When you see someone being harassed, what do you do?

Stand with the bully, sharing in his torment and adding injury to the insults.

Give comfort to the person being harassed, leading them away from the bully.

Walk away, giving no help to either side.

Tell the bully to leave them alone.

Add a few of your own zingers to those of the bully.

Question 2/10

When fighting a spiritual battle, what are you likely to do?

I start to pray as I put on my Godly armor and I wait for His assistance in the matter.

I curse, knowing I am alone in this fight. God has no time for the affairs of mankind.

Do nothing, expecting everything to work out for the best.

I pray, but walk on alone. I hope God will help me, but I don't know if He really will.

Start fighting in my own strength alone. All the while hoping there was some help out there, somewhere.

Question 3/10

When God points out some sin in your life, what is your first reaction?

I do nothing, sin doesn't exist anymore. God took care of it all long ago.

Sin may make me stumble a bit, so I pray but go right on doing my own thing.

I repent and ask forgiveness, but soon forget my new resolve and trip up in this sin once again.

I laugh out loud, knowing there is no sin I can't handle on my own.

I pray with a truly repentant heart, asking God's forgiveness. Then I sin in this manner no more.

Question 4/10

When the rocks of the enemy start pummeling your soul, how do you respond?

Rocks, what rocks? Who would dare to throw rocks at me?

Why would the enemy of the Faith throw rocks at me, I have done nothing to bother him.

I pray and ask God for His help, but forget that He has given us His holy armor to protect and assist us in life's battles.

I stand in the strength of the Lord and use my Shield of Faith to keep them from hitting me and those around me.

Duck and let them hit others around me.

Question 5/10

When you have a sick loved one - one that doctors say there is no hope for - and the grief and pain is so bad you can't function, what do you do for relief?

I call on the prayer chain and hope that God will heal them and my grief

There is no place to go. If the Doctors can't help, then what else is there to do but cry it out.

Where else is there to go but to Jesus. He alone can heal those in such a state. He too can calm the raging storm of grief and despair.

Is there someone to call on or some place to go for help?

I would search for a second opinion, all the while knowing there is no real hope.

Question 6/10

When a family member seems stuck in the brambles of life's trials, how do you help them … or do you?

I leave them stuck there, just like the sheep that they are.

I untangle them from the 'vines' they struggle in and bandage up their wounds with love and the healing balm of God's word.

I ridicule and cajole them leaving them stuck in their own mess, offering them no help. What have they ever done for me?

I would help them out by directing them to the Pastor or a church elder, but I would pray for them too.

You mean I am supposed to help others when they have problems? Whatever for?

Question 7/10

You mean we are supposed to lead others to the Lord?

I don't bother to lead others to Jesus, He has made no real changes in my life, so why bother?

I would bring them to church and introduce them to the Pastoral staff. It is their job to teach them in the way.

I would give them a Bible and set up weekly Bible study so I could help them grow in the faith.

I might give them the Pastor's phone number, but what real good would that do? I have always been on my own in the faith.

Question 8/10

When you find someone battered and broken in body or spirit, what would you do?

I would speak soothing words to them while I bandaged up their wounds, ministering to both body and soul.

I would take them to the ER and call the pastor to come pray with them.

You mean that I am supposed to help someone like that? Why?

I would stand their tormenting them with my sneers and possible kick dirt into their wounds.

What do you mean help them? I would probably be helping to cause their pain.

Question 9/10

When a friend or family member is feeling depressed how would you help?

Why? I would still be there making them all the more miserable.

I probably would have said or done something to cause their state of mind, so why would I want to fix it?

Is that something Christians are supposed to do, comfort the brokenhearted?

I would add them to my prayer list. Jesus can heal their troubled mind.

I would play some soft, instrumental hymns on the stereo while I sit beside them praying for God to comfort them.

Question 10/10

Rocks of contention and arrows of doubt and fear are flying all around you and others in the body. How do you combat them?

Combat them? Those are my arrows flying at the others.

I would call for the elders and deacons to stand and help us in the fight.

I would raise my shield of faith as my defense while plunging forward, attacking with the power of God's word.

Combat? I knew throwing rocks would come in handy for something. I can throw rocks hard, fast and far.

Fight a battle? Not me! I'm running the other direction and fast!

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