God Sees Beyond Outward Appearances and Looks at the Heart | 19/5/24 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 2, 2024 · 26 MIN

God Sees Beyond Outward Appearances and Looks at the Heart | 19/5/24

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In this episode, Ps. Seb begins a new series on the life of King David, focusing on the passage from 1 Samuel 16. Seb discusses the importance of not relying on human leaders, as they are prone to fail. He highlights the story of King Saul and his rejection by God, leading to the anointing of King David. Seb emphasizes the significance of looking beyond outward appearances and recognising the importance of the heart. He explores the concept of leadership and how God's original plan for the Israelites was for them to trust Him as their leader. Seb also reflects on the tendency of society, both in the past and present, to focus on physical appearances. He encourages listeners to see themselves as God sees them and to trust in His plan for their lives. Join us as we discover the significance of having a heart after God's own heart! flbc.org.au

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