The Bible teaches how to use money wisely. The first step is realizing that it's not our money, but that it belongs to Jesus. How we manage His money will reflect our love for Him.

Count your blessings, literally. Make a note of all the things you own and realize how blessed you are. Now go, serve and love others because relationships are the only thing you take with you from this life into Heaven.

With Saul's death comes a civil war, but it's David who sees still respects Saul's anointing as King, even though the anointing has fallen to David.

Often God closes doors and opportunities in our lives as a way of leading us into His greatest plans and purposes for us.

Both David and Saul fall away from the Lord's will, but the difference is how each one responds when faced with their disobedience.

Saul is hanging onto the throne in disobedience, which the Lord can not and will not bless. It's the same for any Christian who's hanging onto their rebellion.

David learns not to give into his anger and commit murder, but he gives into his fear and makes decisions that are contrary to God's will.

David’s fearful foray into Gath reminds us faith isn’t just for the big challenges, it’s for the day to day as well.

David is very much like us. We are very inconsistent with our walk in Christ. One minute we are doing the right thing and the next we're making bonehead decisions.

A character study of Saul vs David. David is characterized by the harp in his hand; Saul is characterized by the spear in his hand