Be a David, Not a Saul
In the Books of Samuel, king Saul is an example of one who always doubts God. His name in Hebrew means “to ask or to question”, so he is always asking “why must it be like this. Why can’t I do it my way?”
Saul acts based on his emotions and is very impulsive, disregarding prophet Samuel’s instructions that come from God.
On the other hand, David means “beloved”. King David is juxtaposed with Saul, showing the difference between a doubter and a believer.
The one who knows that God loves him will trust the Lord’s promptings. Such a person will easily be led by the Holy Spirit and experience good success.
God called David “a man after My own heart”, so David was someone willing to be led by God.
Many times when we act like Saul, we end up with a failure streak, and wonder why bad things keep happening.
If you keep doing things from a place of assumptions, fear, and worry, you will end up ashamed and disappointed.
What we need is to really seek the Lord and see what He is saying to us through the Holy Spirit.
He may speak to you inwardly, through a friend, a sermon, dreams, visions, confirming signs, etc.
If you are like David, believing that God loves you and only wants the best for you, then trust Him to lead you.
Ask the Holy Spirit to position you in the right place at the right time, to receive the best results in whatever situation you are praying about.
That is why God’s wisdom is invaluable—more precious than rubies, gold, silver!
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