Call on Me, Brother | 1 Samuel 28:6–19

In this message, Pastor Casey Kendall teaches from 1 Samuel 28, where King Saul finds himself terrified, desperate, and unable to hear from God. Instead of waiting on the Lord, Saul turns to a forbidden source—a medium at Endor—seeking quick answers and control.Pastor Casey unpacks the progression of Saul’s downfall:silence → settling → seeking → losing strength.When heaven felt silent, Saul settled for shortcuts, sought answers in the wrong places, and ended up sitting at the enemy’s table—physically weak, spiritually empty, and deeply afraid.This sermon challenges us to examine where we turn when we feel desperate or impatient. Are we calling on the wrong things while waiting for God’s timing? Are we settling for what’s familiar instead of what’s freeing? Pastor Casey reminds us that God’s silence is not His absence, and that waiting on God is active trust—believing His love wants what’s best, His wisdom knows what’s best, and His power accomplishes what’s best.Instead of rushing toward false comfort or quick solutions, we’re invited to return to God, trust Him in the mystery, and find real peace in His presence while we wait.