With his pursuer at his mercy, David shows that he is a man after God's own heart.

With Saul rounding the hill and closing in, David comes to know that place, and God, as the Rock of Escape.

The fugitive David acts more like a king than the king that is pursuing him and in the process reveals God's nature and expectations.

Just like our strengths and talents, our weaknesses are given for the purpose of perfecting God's power.

As Saul loses his sanity, the fugitive David finds himself caring for a group of misfits.

Forced to flee from Saul's murderous intentions, David has been separated from his wife, best friend, and everything familiar. But will he also give up his trust in God?

Deceptions are revealed and loyalties are tested in drama that is 1 Samuel 20

Even as we make choices and plans, in the end, God will see his purposes fulfilled.

The jealousy-fueled duplicity and villainy of Saul holds a mirror to our own lives and our need for a Saviour.

Saul's response to the adoration of David continues to teach us today about the soul-damaging dangers of jealousy.