Below is a sermonGiven by Marc Driscoll at Mars Hill Church. He speaks about how to persevere through trials. A powerful and straight forward message. I promise you will not get some self-help message and a three step process on how to make your life better – or to become a better you (umm). Good [...]
Continue reading...21 January 2009
David acknowledged Saul as God’s “anointed” (24:6)This was the position that God appointed Saul for. David was not going to take matters into his own hands, for he knew that God had a reason/purpose in what was transpiring. The Bible records these words from David: “As the Lord lives, the Lord will strike him, or [...]
Continue reading...20 January 2009
Saul pursues, David flees: both are fearful of somethingIn one of my earlier posts, I mentioned the following in the geographical flee of David: David then went to the strongholds of Engedi (13 [23:29]). This is here where David had an opportunity to kill Saul (which will be discussed later) This post will focus primarily [...]
Continue reading...18 January 2009
As a return to the observationof David and Saul, we will move from seeing how motivated they both were, especially Saul to pursue David through such a geographical landscape, to further gain insight into how fear motivated the both of them. Jonathan works out an arrangement with David so that David can know whether or [...]
Continue reading...16 January 2009
This post will focus primarilyon the geographical situation and places David had fled from Saul. And likewise, Saul pursuing David. I was debating whether or not this would be beneficial to include and have determined it is. You will see my reasoning in my closing comments. This is the geographical flee of David from Saul, [...]
Continue reading...14 January 2009
In the last postWe looked at the context of this series. Saul was sending David out to battle, and David, as always, would return successful. He won the hearts of the people as they would shout, “Saul has struck down his thousands, and David his ten thousands” (1 Sam. 18:7b). This is an important verse [...]
Continue reading...11 January 2009
When introducing this series I mentioned that we would be observing the influence of fear specifically relating to David’s flee from Saul (1 Sam. 19 – 2 Sam. 2:7). The only issue I intend to observe here, primarily, is the difference between healthy and unhealthy motivation stemmed from fear. Many anecdotes can be used to adequately [...]
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27 January 2009
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