Samuel steps back and allows Saul to take charge while still honoring God. We need to be sure who is king in our life.
Saul Becomes King
March 8, 2020 • Matt Brown
Saul steps up by the Lord's might, and saves the people of Israel. Like Saul, we need to step up for others on a daily basis. Saul didn't take the glory of saving them, he pointed it all back to God. When God uses us, we need to make sure we don't seek after the glory, but give it all to God.
Replacement King
March 1, 2020 • Asher Day
Saul anointed King by Samuel while searching for his father's two lost donkeys, but Saul was afraid. Do not buy into the voice of inadequacy to the point of hiding in your baggage. God equipped Saul with what he needed to fulfill his purpose. God has equipped you what you need to fulfill your purpose. Walk in that!
Rejection
February 23, 2020 • Asher Day
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Revival
February 16, 2020 • Asher Day
God Reigns
February 9, 2020 • Asher Day
False Light Extinguished
February 2, 2020 • Asher Day
Do you only seek God when you've hit rock bottom? You shouldn't just seek God when things are hard, but constantly. Your relationship with God is meant for so much more than that. Seek Him for Him, not just a life raft.
Speak Lord
January 26, 2020 • Asher Day
Prayers & Players
January 19, 2020
So we hit the ground running in this chapter and we see our second conflict of the book. During this time we see the prayer life of Hanna and it shows the raw struggle we all feel. We see Hanna recognize the power of God. She sees what He has done, can, and will do. While she seeks God the men in charge follow nothing but their flesh. This starts the fall of Eli's family and the rise of Samuel.
Samuel Enters the Picture
January 12, 2020 • Asher Day
The story of Samuel starts in a humble place by a woman claiming the promise of the faithfulness of God and being faithful to what God had called her to and her family to do. How can you show faithfulness in your life?
Intro to 1st Samuel
January 5, 2020 • Asher Day
Looking at an overview of 1st Samuel, as we follow out of Judges, we see that even though thousands of years have passed we still have the same problem as them today - we are all sinners in need of an eternal Savior and King.
