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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2025 · 41 MIN

Called but Flawed: What King Saul Teaches Us About Character & Calling

from Between Sermons // Video · host Christian Life Center

Your calling can get you in the room, but your character will keep you there. In this episode of Between Sermons, Pastor Brent, Pastor Sol, and Ti’heasha unpack the story of King Saul—a leader chosen by the people but ultimately rejected by God. Saul’s journey is less of an example to follow and more of a warning about what happens when talent and calling outpace obedience and integrity. Together, we explore the difference between Saul’s excuses and David’s repentance, why giftedness without character can destroy your purpose, and how obedience is the foundation that sustains your calling.  Whether you’re leading in ministry, at work, or simply trying to live out your faith, this conversation will challenge you to guard your heart, walk in humility, and remember that obedience matters more than titles or position.   #BetweenSermons #BiblePodcast #KingSaul #CallingAndCharacter #DisciplesChurch

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