Heart Series: 1 Samuel 16 | Mind Your Own Business

Episode Title: Mind Your Own BusinessSpeaker: Pastor Casey KendallText: 1 Samuel 16As we begin our week of fasting and prayer, Pastor Casey Kendall challenges us to focus less on other people’s lives—and more on the work God is doing in our own. Preaching from 1 Samuel 16, we explore David’s journey from the field to the palace, not through status or striving, but through worship, obedience, and waiting well.This message is a call to let go of comparison, distraction, and entitlement—and to trust that God is preparing something even when we don’t see it yet. Waiting may be painful, but it is purposeful.“Mind your own business” isn’t rude—it’s spiritual. Focus on what God has placed in front of you.David’s journey didn’t start with a throne, but a harp. Worship was his posture before it became his platform.Waiting is not a waste. God uses the wait to shape your character and build your faith.Your witness matters while you wait. People are watching how you walk through the waiting.Don’t ruin your witness with complaining, comparison, or quitting—lean into worship instead.1 Samuel 16Psalm 27:14Psalm 37:7, 34, 9Psalm 40:1Psalm 62:5Psalm 33:201 Thessalonians 4:11Psalm 5:2Psalm 130:5–6Proverbs 3:5–6What if worship was your business?What if the delay wasn’t denial—but development?This week, surrender the need for control and commit to trust.📌 Mind your own business—and let God do His.🎧 Join us every Sunday at 10:30 AM in person or online.💻 For more info, visit wearebridgetown.com🗓 Episode Summary🔑 Key Takeaways:📖 Scriptures Referenced:🙏 Challenge for the Week: