1 Samuel 15-1-21

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What does a 1986 nuclear disaster have in common with an ancient Israelite king? In this message on 1 Samuel 15:1–21, Daniel explores the human tendency to minimize, deflect, and rationalize disobedience. By examining King Saul’s catastrophic failure to fully obey God's judicial command against the Amalekites, we are challenged to look closely at our own lives. Is partial obedience actually obedience at all? Join us as we confront the reality of our inability to fully keep God's word, and discover why our only hope lies not in our own performance, but in Jesus—the far superior King who obeyed perfectly, bore our shame on the cross, and offers grace to all who humbly confess their sin.

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