Eventhe heroes of the Bible had their moments of bad decisions, just like us. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice what led up to David’s failure with Bathsheeba, as a weakness is exposed in his life. And pastor John Randall will have us consider if there’s anything in our lives that could lead to future failure!

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Imaginehow you’d feel if you had to wait around 7 and 1/2 years for something that you really wanted. That’s the place that David found himself in, before becoming King over Israel. As we’re about to see today on a Daily Walk, there was a divine reason behind the delay. Pastor John Randall will point out that David’s road to the throne was a difficult one, but he serves as a great example on how to seek the Lord for direction and wait on the Lord in difficult times.

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At the end of First Samuel we find the tragic end of Saul’s life. He lost everything, from his crown, his son, army, respect and even his own life! But it’s interesting to observe how David responded to all of this. Remember Saul was out to kill him! You might expect that David would rejoice upon hearing the news, but he doesn’t!

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We all love stories with happy endings, but when we watch a movie or hear of a life that didn’t end so well, it can be really disheartening. Today we’re going to look at the tragic ending of King Saul. Not to discourage you, but rather encourage you to finish your race strong and in a way that pleases the Lord.

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What do you do when you hit rock bottom? Some pull away from the Lord and others draw closer, but what would Saul and David do in their distress? We’ll find out through a study ofFirst Samuel 28 through 30.

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In our daily walk there may come a time when we’ve reached a breaking point, where we’ve had enough and can’t take anymore! Maybe that’s where you’re at today? That’s where we find David in First Samuel 27. And like David, if we’re not careful we can make some very bad choices that we’ll later regret.

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Fools... we encounter them, almost on a daily basis. Today on a Daily Walk we learn how to deal with fools in a godly way.

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We’ve all had terrible things happen to us, and sometimesfrom the hands of another. In such instances, it’s easy for us to want to take matters into our own hands, and retaliate. Allowing the Lord to judge and avenge, will be the focus of this edition of a Daily Walk.

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Pastor John Randall is in the middle of a study in First Samuel, and we left off at the end of chapter 22. Remember David is on the run from King Saul. While Saul was acting out of fear, David was responding in faith. And today we’ll notice that he seeks the Lord at this particular time.

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Pastor John Randall has an eye on First Samuel 22 today. And lately the focus has been on David’s years on the run from Saul. The difficult lessons he learns are essential preparation for the future God has planned for him as King. Today he finds himself in a cave! But it’s interesting to note that God used this to draw him to Jesus. And He’ll do the same for us, when we’re in a deep, dark trial.

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