Most of us are all in regarding God’s will as long as it benefits us. But, as soon as it compromises our desires and goals, we quickly find our zeal waning and begin to question God’s wisdom. As we continue to examine Samuel’s account of Saul’s pursuit of David, we can be challenged by the example of Jonathon. As Pastor Mark points out, Jonathon stood to lose his right to the throne of his father. He risked the hatred and lashing out of his father over his rebellion. But, because he knew that God favored David, and had a greater purpose for him, he was willing to sacrifice his own will for the sake of God’s.