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If you’ve been with us recently, you may recall how David beautifully handled his conflict with Saul. He had the perfect opportunity to retaliate against the man who was trying to kill him, but David chose the higher road. Now today, we find him in a similar circumstance, but this time he tries to take matters into his own hands. Rather than getting all worked up, and seek vengeance, there’s a much better course of action to take. Abigail gives it to us in First Samuel twenty-five, and that’s where we join Pastor Jeff Johnson today.

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We encounter foolish people on a daily basis; whether its on the freeway, at the office; or maybe even waiting in line at the grocery store. Today, we learn how to deal with fools, as God would have us.

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As we continue to study the life of David today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson will contrast the life of David with the life of the man stalking him - Saul. Both men were sinners, to be sure, just as all of us are. But David had something Saul didn’t have - a repentant heart. We would do well to soak in the difference between a repentant heart and a cold indifferent heart. Join us in First Samuel chapter twenty-four as we join pastor Jeff for a great message from God’s word.

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We’re studying the book of First Samuel at present, and in case you have missed our recent broadcasts, David is currently on the run from Saul. Imagine having three thousand hunters determined to find and kill you! David and his six hundred men are facing that terror, but all of a sudden the tables turn, and an opportunity presents itself for David to kill Saul. Let’s see how this all plays out, and what we can take away from this.

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Today we finish up Jeff’s message in First Samuel twenty-three. Throughout God’s word we read about faith in God. Sometimes it’s a lack of faith, and sometimes it’s an abundance of faith. The point is, why do we find ourselves so often relying on our wisdom, and not having faith in God’s wisdom? In First Samuel chapter twenty-three, we see David being pursued by Saul and his men. It’s seems inevitable that David is doomed. Here’s where the faith comes into play.

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We're about halfway through the year 2026. Are you still following any of the resolutions you made last January? Many people make resolutions concerning consistency. They wish they could be more consistent in their relationships, in their work, in life in general. For the Christian, a consistent faith makes for a closer walk with The Lord. That should be our goal, no matter what time of year it is!

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Pastor Jeff Johnson is currently leading us through the Old Testament book of First Samuel, and today we enter chapter twenty three. I’m sure you’ve heard this statement many times: “Without faith it is impossible to please God”. We all acknowledge the truth of that statement, but how often do we face adversity and forget to call on our faith in God to get us through? Living by faith is what it’s all about! That’s exactly the course God called David to.

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As you may recall, David knows he’s going to be the next King of Israel, and he’s running for his life. But all the way through this trial, God is reminding David that He’s going to keep His promises and that He’s with him and for him. Today we will take a look at the suffering David experienced in his life, and Pastor Jeff Johnson will relate this to what we are bound to experience as well.

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We are continuing our study of First Samuel today on Sound Doctrine, and we’ll be looking at the life of David. Here was a man who was in God’s training program to be the King that God intended for the nation of Israel. David was a man after God’s own heart - but there was a time when he had a heart of deception.

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We’re going to bring you the second half of pastor Jeff’s message in First Samuel twenty-one, and it’s a pretty amazing scene we see here. David is fleeing from his father, Saul, and he ends up in Gath, before King Achish. David was a pretty smart guy, and in order to buy some time as he fled Saul, what does he do? He acts like a deranged nut! Of course, there’s a method to his madness, and here to tell us about it is pastor Jeff.

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