1 Samuel 27-28
David seeks refuge among the Philistines while Saul, abandoned by God, consults a medium—revealing fear, deception, and the consequences of disobedience in 1 Samuel 27–28.
David seeks refuge among the Philistines while Saul, abandoned by God, consults a medium—revealing fear, deception, and the consequences of disobedience in 1 Samuel 27–28.
In 1 Samuel 25–26, David is kept from vengeance by Abigail’s wisdom and again spares Saul’s life, showing restraint and reliance on God’s justice.
In 1 Samuel 23–24, David rescues Keilah, evades Saul’s pursuit, and spares Saul’s life in a cave, demonstrating restraint and trust in God’s justice.
In 1 Samuel 21–22, David flees from Saul, seeks refuge and provision, and gathers followers while Saul’s violent pursuit leads to tragic consequences for the priests of Nob.
A heartfelt account of Jonathan and David’s covenant friendship, as they confirm Saul’s intent and part in sorrow, deepening themes of loyalty and sacrifice in 1 Samuel chapter 20.
As redeemed sinners, we face trials, tests and temptations that turn the heat up in our lives to what we are going to hang onto — our desires and ways or humbly trusting and obeying the Lord.
A tense account of Saul’s growing jealousy of David, the rise of their conflict, and David’s narrow escapes with Jonathan’s help in 1 Samuel chapters 18–19.
A powerful account of David’s anointing and his defeat of Goliath, introducing Israel’s future king and God’s choice of the unlikely in 1 Samuel chapters 16–17.
A pivotal chapter where Saul disobeys God’s command against the Amalekites, leading to his rejection as king and Samuel’s rebuke in 1 Samuel chapter 15.