Brent Hall | June 22

When David learns of Saul’s death, one might expect him to throw a celebration. After all, Saul was not only a formidable enemy but also a man who sought David’s life, blocking his path to the throne. Yet, to our surprise, David is not filled with triumph; he is deeply sorrowful. This raises a poignant question: How do we view our adversaries? Do we find joy in their misfortunes? In this opening chapter, we will uncover why David was truly a man after God’s own heart and the profound wisdom that comes from viewing others—and the world—through the lens the Gospel. Let's dive deeper into this powerful lesson!

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