Are you dealing with the hidden sin or struggles in your life?

In 1 Samuel 24-25, David has opportunity to get back at Saul but he doesn’t. Why and what can we learn from that?

In 1 Kings 23, King Saul shows us that always wanting more actually ends up leaving us with less.

We all want the favor of God. But why is it we see it with some more than others? We get some insight into this question by contrasting the lives of Saul and David.

No one dared to go up against the mighty Philistine warrior Goliath, except the teenage boy David. Exploring the David and Goliath story, we uncover the one factor that defeats a Goliath.

Not where you want to be, or thought you would be at this stage in life? Take heart that God can use you no matter where you are! As we look at young David, a teenage boy found in the fields and made king, we can be strengthened to know God is working.

In 1 Samuel 15, Saul disobeys God because he is afraid of what others think. It serves as a powerful warning for our own moments of insecurity and fear.

Saul and Jonathan were a father and son duo who lived very different lives. In this post, we’ll look at their similarities and differences in 1 Samuel 14, and examine our own characters in the process.

Saul had good intentions but it cost him everything. Are good intentions good enough? We learn the answer to this question in 1 Samuel 13.

In Samuel’s retirement speech to Israel, we are given three important truths to renew our commitment to God

Hannah prayed for a child for years and finally, her prayer was answered. We all have prayers that go unanswered and we want to give up. But we must persevere in longsuffering to see God’s provision.

What can we learn from the life and advancement of Saul, the first king of Israel?

Gain a better understanding of the book of 1 Samuel in this summary.