Dublin Bible Talks

What do you fear?

And how does fear work in a life of faith?

1 Samuel 20 addresses this issue.

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It’s a battle of wills!

2 minds. 2 opinions. Only on path.

Whose will is stronger is the question they will determine the victor.

But what happens if one of those wills is Gods?

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It’s a battle of wills!

2 minds. 2 opinions. Only on path.

Whose will is stronger is the question they will determine the victor.

But what happens if one of those wills is Gods?

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I'm not bothered!

Most people seem to be indifferent to Jesus... but 1 Samuel 18 suggests you can't have a foot in both camps with a king!

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Do you love me?

A big and beautiful question, but also confronting… What if the answer’s no?

It’s the question at the centre of 1 Samuel 18:1-16 - & the question at the centre of Christian faith.

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"We Won!"

...shout all the supporters as their champion scores the penalty.

Not one of them touched the ball, but they all share in the victory.

The final instalment of the account of David and Goliath

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Who owns the message that really saves?

David’s bold offer to fight Goliath isn’t youthful arrogance—it’s gospel-shaped confidence. In this passage, we see two very different ways of facing the enemy: Saul’s worldly armour, and David’s trust in God’s deliverance. As David declares, “Let no man’s heart fail… your servant will go and fight”, we hear echoes of a deeper gospel: Jesus stepping forward to fight for us. He sees the enemy. It's His fight. It's His gospel!

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In this talk from 1 Samuel 17:12–30, we’re taken away from the battlefield and into the quiet obedience of a forgotten son — the smallest, the youngest, the errand-boy. But in God’s hands, this overlooked shepherd is his chosen king. While Israel trembles at the sight of Goliath, David sees something else. And when David hears the Philistine’s taunts, everything begins to change.

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This talk kicks off a three-part look at the famous story of David and Goliath, but not in the usual underdog-vs-giant way.

Two armies staring each other down and a terrifying enemy standing in the middle. It’s a moment full of fear, failure, and silence, especially from Saul, the king Israel had asked for. But more than just an old battle story, this passage points us to deeper threats, our deeper need, and a singular hope for one who takes on what we cannot.

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In this passage, the rejected king Saul is tormented, while the newly anointed David enters his service—unknown, unnoticed, yet full of God’s Spirit.

This week the Dublin Bible Talks explores how God’s unseen purposes unfold through subtle reversals, showing that while appearances can deceive, God’s true king is recognised by the Spirit resting on him. It points forward to the greater King, Jesus, on whom the Spirit remained.

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