On today's episode, Pastor Cameron begins looking at the next portion of David's life, "Running from Saul, Hiding in God." The only way to reign with Christ is to suffer and endure with Him!

Join Pastor Cameron for today's episode, as we see how the Philistines all scattered after David defeated Goliath. When God arises through one of His servants, His enemies run away, and His previously fearful people are emboldened by faith!

David used Goliath's own sword to finish the battle and complete his victory. God always uses the enemy's weapons against him, and uses them for our good! Join Pastor Cameron as we look at this on today's podcast. 

Goliath taunted David before their battle, but David had no fear. He declared the victory that God was going to bring! Join Pastor Cameron as he looks at David's faith-filled declaration on today's episode. 

Join Pastor Cameron as he looks at David's armor and weaponry during his battle with Goliath. He rejected Saul's dated armor while going out in his simple shepherd's gear, carrying 5 smooth stone with him. This showed that the victory would be won through the grace of God! 

Before facing Goliath, David had defeated the lion and the bear. His success in these smaller battles prepared him for the biggest battle, as Pastor Cameron shares today. 

David's older brother Eliab scolded him for his interest in fighting Goliath - Eliab saw David as a simple, proud shepherd boy. David wasn't interested in these squabbles, but was focused on defeating Goliath, as Pastor Cameron shows us today. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron begins a new focus in our study of David and Solomon - "David the Giant-Slayer." When Goliath first came to challenge the Israelites, Saul and his soldiers were paralyzed by fear, focusing on the giant instead of the Lord. 

Righteousness is a key component to reigning with Christ, as Pastor Cameron reminds us today. David had integrity in his heart that led to his promotion. 

On today's episode, Pastor Cameron encourages us to seek the Lord for wisdom! The wisdom David learned as a shepherd qualified him to be chosen as a king.