David at this point in his life can be labeled as a success by anyone. Especially, after reading the exploits of chapter eight. As God brought the victory. David continually returned credit and praise to his King. There is something valuable we can learn here.
If the pursuit is stuff. There will never be enough. But, if the pursuit is attached to a legacy greater than just the story of you, then there are not enough storehouses in the land to contain your potential. Especially, when we are talking about the Kingdom of God. We see greater victories and more resources for David here because his desire was simplified: Glorify God by being a leader worth following. Do this and just see what awaits you.
"Father, thank You for being all we need."
Heart and Soul,
BAG
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