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Do you feel the presence of the Spirit of the Lord? The Journey is a daily walk with the Lord and remembering that God is never distant, but often we choose to forget God. Today Gary Holloway reflects on the story of when God’s Spirit leaves the first king of Israel, Saul.
What does it mean to be a “man after God’s own heart”? Today Gary Holloway explores a text in 1 Samuel 16 that says God sought a new king after his own heart. Greg Taylor will be preaching Sunday, November 25, 2018 on this text and welcomes your input on this question.
There are some difficult phrases in scripture and you may have wondered what the phrase means, “To obey is better than sacrifice.” In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway explains this very important concept that originates in this text, 1 Samuel 15, “to obey is better than sacrifice.”
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway tells an interesting story about honey. Well, the story is not really about honey, but there’s honey in the story, and the more we say honey, the more you want to eat honey.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway shows how Jonathan’s faithfulness and courage exceeded his father’s.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway tells the famous story of how God through Samuel begins removing Saul as king of Israel and seeks “a man after God’s own heart.”
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway tells the story of when Samuel calls down thunder and rain as a sign against Israel’s unfaithfulness in asking for a king.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway wonders what battles for justice we must engage today. He tells the story of Saul and Samuel from 1 Samuel 11:1-15.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway wonders if we tend to choose leaders too much by appearance today as they did in Israel.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, Gary Holloway wonders if the way Israel wanted a king is anything like how much stock we put in which party is “in office” today.
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