Biblical Friendship

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Biblical Friendship

1 Samuel 18-20

October 20, 2024 • 1 Samuel 18, 1 Samuel 19, 1 Samuel 20

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The story of David and Jonathan from 1 Samuel 18-20 offers profound insights into true biblical friendship. In a digital age where meaningful relationships are declining, this narrative highlights the importance of selfless love, intentionality, and truth-telling in friendships. Jonathan's unwavering support for David, even at great personal cost, exemplifies the depth of biblical friendship. By following their example, we can cultivate friendships that shield, strengthen, and shape us, reflecting God's love in our lives.

A Bad Way To Die

November 24, 2024 • Matt Embry • 1 Samuel 28, 1 Samuel 31

The conclusion of our journey through 1 Samuel focuses on the tragic end of King Saul, challenging us to examine our faith and relationship with God. True surrender goes beyond religious activities; it involves a heartfelt commitment to follow God's will. Saul's life serves as a warning that partial obedience and superficial faith lead to spiritual downfall. We must prioritize our relationship with God, trust His timing, and repent of unconfessed sin to maintain fellowship with Him.

How To Get Revenge

November 17, 2024 • Matt Embry • 1 Samuel 25

Explore the powerful lessons from 1 Samuel 25, where David's struggle with revenge is met with Abigail's wise intervention. This chapter offers profound insights into faith, human nature, and the importance of trusting God over our impulses. Learn about the necessity of godly counsel, the impact of wise actions in difficult situations, and the importance of trusting God's timing!

Wait For It

November 3, 2024 • Matt Embry • 1 Samuel 24, Psalm 27:14, Psalm 57:1–7

Life often throws unexpected challenges our way, leaving us questioning God's plan. By examining David's life, we learn valuable lessons about patience, faith, and obedience. David's highs and lows, including his encounter with Saul in the cave of En Gedi, teach us to trust God's timing and resist taking matters into our own hands. Practical steps include resisting revenge, seeking joy in God, avoiding compromise, and being patient.