Three Kings, Part 1

#239 – December 23, 2001

Saul and David are two men God appointed to be kings. To God, what qualifies a leader is not the potential to lead nor sinlessness, but rather a reverence for God and the place God’s Word holds in a man’s life. [Tom Burke]

Verses referenced:

1 Samuel 15:1
1 Samuel 15:2
1 Samuel 15:3
1 Samuel 15:4
1 Samuel 15:5
1 Samuel 15:6
1 Samuel 15:7
1 Samuel 15:8
1 Samuel 15:9
1 Samuel 15:10
1 Samuel 15:11
1 Samuel 15:12
1 Samuel 15:13
1 Samuel 15:14
1 Samuel 15:15
1 Samuel 15:16
1 Samuel 15:17
Proverbs 16:5
Psalms 138:6
1 Samuel 15:17
1 Samuel 15:18
1 Samuel 15:19
1 Samuel 15:20
1 Samuel 15:21
1 Samuel 15:22
1 Samuel 15:23
1 Samuel 15:24
1 Samuel 15:25
1 Samuel 15:26
1 Samuel 15:27
1 Samuel 15:28
1 Samuel 15:29
1 Samuel 15:30
1 Samuel 15:31
1 Samuel 15:32
1 Samuel 15:33
1 Samuel 15:34
1 Samuel 15:35
1 Samuel 16:1
1 Samuel 16:2
1 Samuel 16:3
1 Samuel 16:4
1 Samuel 16:5
1 Samuel 16:6
1 Samuel 16:7
1 Samuel 16:8
1 Samuel 16:9
1 Samuel 16:10
1 Samuel 16:11
1 Samuel 16:12
1 Samuel 16:13
1 Samuel 16:14
Acts 13:21
Acts 13:22
Psalms 18:1
Psalms 18:2
Psalms 18:3
Psalms 18:4
Psalms 18:5
Psalms 18:6
Psalms 18:7
Psalms 18:8
Psalms 18:9
Psalms 18:10
Psalms 18:11
Psalms 18:12
Psalms 18:13
Psalms 18:14
Psalms 18:15
Psalms 18:16
Psalms 18:17
Psalms 18:18
Psalms 18:19
Psalms 18:20
Psalms 18:21
Psalms 18:22
Psalms 18:23
Psalms 18:24
Psalms 18:25
Psalms 18:26
Psalms 18:27
Psalms 18:28
Psalms 18:29
Psalms 18:30
Psalms 18:31
Psalms 18:32
Psalms 18:33
Psalms 18:48
Psalms 18:49
Psalms 18:50