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John 13:34-35
A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another."
1 Samuel 17
Summary of the Message
God gave victory through weakness. Even though David was fragile and not battle-ready, God gave him victory. Israel won the battle against the Philistines. God gave David an opportunity, and contrary to how Saul behaved, David didn't see the obstacles, he just saw that God would be by his side.
1 Samuel 16
Isaiah 53.3-4 NIV
1 Corinthians 5.2 NIV
Joshua 7.10 NIV
Proverbs 4.23 NIV
Summary of the Message
Samuel had the mission of anointing the new king. He went over to Jesse's house and again Samuel was looking at the appearance and not the heart of Jesse's son. David was the chosen king-to-be, he went from field to throne. And God started guiding this new path of the kingdom.
1 Samuel 11.13 NIV
Hebrews 6:12 NIV
James 1:1-8 NIV
Summary of the Message
Saul was the king and he gave glory to God when winning battles. Samuel saw those victories as an opportunity to renew the kingdom, he always reinforced that Saul was an earthly king but the Lord was the heavenly king. Samuel also defended his own ministry and showed that all those victories were because the Lord was with Israel. Saul started to build an army, but he failed in 4 aspects: (1) he failed to act decisively (verses 1-4); (2) he failed to inspire the people (verses 5-7); (3) he failed to wait (verses 8-9); and (4) he failed to tell the truth (verses 10-15).
1 Samuel 16.14 NKJV
Summary of the Message
Although God and Samuel didn't consider it was the appropriate time for Israel to have a king, Saul was assigned to the task.
Talk as you Walk, Grow as you Go
Walk in step with the Holy Spirit
Get refined in the fire
Be filled with peace.
Be assured of your adoption
Know that you are loved by God
Feel his pleasure
Leticia is the author of the book Apaixodada por Ele (In love with Him) base on a true story her life story and how she meet the love of her life.
This psalm was written during a rebellion by David’s son Absalom that had been partly caused by David’s adultery
Bring your fears and requests to God: ‘But you, God, shield me on all sides; you ground my feet, you lift my head high… ’ (v.3, MSG).
Like David, bring your fears and requests to God: ‘To the Lord I cry aloud, and he answers me from his holy hill’ (v.4).
In spite of his distressing situation, God lifted up David’s head. God does not want you to be downcast. Don’t keep looking at the regrets behind you, the problems around you, and the sin within you. Rather, lift up your head and see the help above you – walk with your head held high, and your eyes fixed on him.
David was able to say, ‘I lie down and sleep; I wake again because the Lord sustains me. I will not fear the tens of thousands drawn up against me on every side’ (vv.5–6). In spite of all the troubles, he seems to have a deep peace – like a lake, where there may be rough waves on the surface, but deeper down there is a great stillness.
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