David becomes the son-in-law of King Saul, while Saul schemes against David.

Saul's lack of humility leads to his suspicions about David. Despite having every opportunity to graciously hand over leadership to David Saul takes the low road to jealousy.

David uses his strengths to exploit Goliath's weaknesses and he defeats the giant. Saul sees David's greatness, and now has to choose whether he will look at David as a threat or as a future successor.

Goliath and David throw taunts at each other, Goliath appeals to his gods, while David declares with humility that his success will come from the God of Israel.

Sent by his father to bring a "care package" to his brothers, David comes to the battlefield and stirs up some trouble.

Saul leads the troops to battle the Philistines, and the Israelite army is taunted by a giant warrior named Goliath of Gath.

Saul is feeling insecure and depressed, and his advisors send for David to play music for the king.

God sends Samuel on a clandestine mission to Bethlehem in a search for a new king. The youngest son of Jesse is identified, and we are first introduced to the future king, David.

The Eternal God of Israel doesn't change His mind, or does He? Find out in this portion of Samuel 15.

The sin of arrogance is idolatry, the sin of greed is arrogance, and the King of Israel loses his right to rule.