Emmanuel Tuscaloosa

1 Samuel 30 // God’s kingdom under David is one where generosity and mercy accompany obedience to God.

1 Samuel 29 // David awaits the Lord’s deliverance from trial with unwavering trust and uprightness of character.

1 Samuel 28:3-25 // The death of Saul and the end of Saul’s kingdom comes as a result of his unwillingness to listen to the voice of the Lord.

1 Samuel 27:1-28:2 // The Lord grants victory to His king, even in service to His enemies.

1 Samuel 26 // The Lord’s people are to trust the Lord whose kingdom operates on righteousness.

1 Samuel 25 // David is restrained from his vengeance by God because the Lord fights for his people.

1 Samuel 24 // God’s kingdom is built on the righteous king whose genuineness of heart is proven by his actions.

1 Samuel 23 // Despite facing rejection from his own community, David is protected by the Lord.

1 Samuel 22 // God will protect those who trust in His anointed.

1 Samuel 21:1-22:5 (Jeremy Hudson) // The Lord provides for, delivers, and leads David as he runs from Saul, reminding us that the Lord exalts himself through the weak things of the world rather than what we commonly understand as strength.