As Israel is invaded and goes to battle against a wicked king, we learn some important principles for spiritual battle.

“The Coronation of Saul” - a lesson on civil government’s limitations, which are established by God’s word, and the way that Christians should relate to those in positions of authority.

“Satisfaction for the Hungry and Thirsty” - A lesson on our lack of righteousness, and Christ’s abundant provision of righteousness unto all who believe on Him.

“When Donkeys Wander Astray” - a lesson on God’s sovereignty, human freedom, and the foolishness of trusting in man rather than in God.

“Political Idolatry” - a warning against our tendency to put our trust in politicians, political movements, and political institutions.

“Christ From Everlasting to Everlasting” - Guest preacher Alex Nelson preaches on the uniqueness and supremacy of Christ, and warns of the danger of not believing on Him.

“Blessed are the Meek” - a lesson on what it means to be meek, how it benefits us, how Christ demonstrated it ultimately, and how that results in our inheritance of the earth.

“Here I Raise My Ebenezer” - a lesson on the place that repentance has in the Christian life. We’re constantly tempted to be double-minded: to allow “things” in our lives to compete with God for our hearts. But repentance involves being sorry for sin, and renewing a commitment to single-minded devotion to the Lord.

“How to Stand Before This Holy God” - A lesson on the failure of worldly wisdom and godless spirituality, and the need for the grace that is found in Christ alone.

“The Inadequacy of Idolatry” - A lesson on God’s wrath against not only idols themselves, but also against those who practice idolatry.