In life things will be lost; Keys, money, possessions. If we want to find something badly enough, we will go to any length to find it. Bro. Stevison proclaims that victory will not find us. Victory has a hiding place. If we want to find victory, we must seek after it. In our text, David is offered Goliath’s sword. David knew this sword and had experienced victory with it before. This time, if he was to seek victory, he had to seek it in it’s hiding place. The sword was hidden behind an ephod. The ephod was a garment of praise. The priest would put on the ephod and then praise God. That is the way it should work in God’s economy. We should praise Him before we receive the victory. Victory is hiding behind our worship. Bro. Stevison asks if it is possible that the reason that we have not experienced a breakthrough in a long time is because we are not putting on the garment of worship. David knew that victory was hiding behind the ephod. He knew where to find victory’s hiding place.