Is There Not a Cause? 5t2kk

On this special Mother’s Day, we gather to celebrate not just mothers, but all women who nurture, care, and stand in the gap for others. The heart of today’s reflection is a question that God placed deep within: “Is there not a cause?” This question, drawn from David’s story in 1 Samuel 17, challenges us to consider the purpose and mission God has given each of us, especially when we face giants that seem insurmountable. David, the least likely among his brothers, was chosen and empowered by God not because of his strength or status, but because of his heart and obedience. In the same way, God has placed His Spirit within each of us, equipping us with what we need to face the battles in our lives and in the lives of those we love. We live in a world where fear, ivity, and a lack of faith can paralyze us, just as they did the army of Israel. The giants we face—whether they are cultural pressures, personal struggles, or challenges within our families—often seem overwhelming. Yet, like David, we are called not to shrink back, but to who we fight for and who fights with us. The world may urge us to become cultural rather than biblical, to accept the status quo, or to be distracted by causes that do not matter. But God calls us to stand for what is right, to restore Him to His rightful place in our homes and hearts, and to fight for the next generation. 74f60