Trinity Podcast

Saul was Davids's worst enemy. Saul had caused David the most harm, misery, and torment, but David still shows mercy to Saul when he catches him in his most vulnerable state. How does this reflect on God's call to us to show mercy and love to others in this broken world?

Do unto others what you would have them do to you.

Is ambition bad? What can the temptation of history being written by the winner cause us to do?

We could not become like God, so God became like us. How does true loyalty listen? How does true loyalty trust? How does true loyalty remember? How do we see God's loyalty when we question his word?

How does pride damage our relationships with those we love? How can we be forgiven for this?

How does jealousy invade our well being? Why do we let our desire to have what someone else has or be someone else ruin our happiness? How do we realize our self worth in a world of perfection on social media?

How do we become more holy? Forgiveness. When you can find a way to forgive, God can find a way to forget.

When David went into battle against Goliath, he had on no armor and was not afraid while the rest of the Israelites were trembling in fear. Despite his size, Goliath wasn't as tough as everyone had made such a giant out to be as it only took a single stone for him to fall. When we have God on our side, how does that change our perspective on the giants in our lives?

Failure through our worldly ways leads to fear, courage through God leads to victory.

How do we go about viewing others and how does our outside view of them influence our decision making? Why do we judge people by their cover and not their pure character?