Scripture: 2nd Samuel 3:1
There was a long war between the house of Saul and the house of David; David grew stronger and stronger, while the house of Saul became weaker and weaker.
Thought for the Day: Last Sunday, I talked about how the relationship between Saul and David was complicated, but even after Saul’s death, the relationship remained complicated. The house of Saul struggled to hold power, while David grew in power. It’s interesting how the legacy or even the memories of someone can continue to hold power or at least attempt to do so. There are times to move into a new future, though the past continues to cling. In your own life, where is God’s future presenting itself while the past continues to linger? Where is the household of Saul clinging even though Saul is dead?
Prayer: Free me, Lord, to embrace the future you are setting before me. Free me for tomorrow’s ministry. Amen.
STARTING THIS WEDNESDAY
Study at 6:30pm
Rev. Dr. Mark Whitten
teaching
Critical Christian Thinking
About Homosexuality and Gay Rights
For Five Wednesday Evenings
