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Continue in 1 Samuel – the tension between Saul and David is heightening. Left off in 1 Samuel 18 with this sad commentary: 1 Samuel 18:29 (NIV) — 29 Saul became still more afraid of him, and he remained his enemy the rest of his days. This Week we will be in 1 Samuel 19-22 especially focusing on an…

From the example in the lives of Saul, Ahimelech, Doeg, and David, we are reminded that humans attempt to maintain control by our own hands, but what we really ought to be doing is submitting ourselves as instruments in God’s sovereign hands.

Under pressure from fear for his life, David gets careless and even behaves shamefully, but ultimately is able to regain his faith focus and his wits.

The Wicked might bring a whirlwind of destruction; but when God finally pulls the weeds of wickedness, they can never plague His people again.