Berean Baptist Temple

1 Samuel 29:1-31:3. In silence and in the obvious God is working in our lives. Are we encouraging ourselves in the Lord?

1 Samuel 28:5-25. Why do we seek the living among the dead?

1 Samuel 27:1-28:4. How do you live as a stranger in a strange land?

1 Samuel 25:1-26:25. As David's time of testing continues, he faces similar questions. How do you respond when someone pushes your buttons? How do you treat a perpetual abuser?

1 Samuel 23:26-24:22. Where do you go when you are surrounded? What do you do when you are given the opportunity to avenge yourself?

1 Samuel 1:1-28. Through a certain man named Elkanah and his wife Hannah, we see a model of love and respect that is necessary for any marriage to function.

1 Samuel 23:1-25. The way in which the God's kings are treated is different than the way we would assume.

1 Samuel 21:1-22:23 - How do you respond when you are at your lowest?

1 Samuel 20:1-42 - How do you respond when life changes?

1 Samuel 18:1-19-24. You will either love your Deliverer or despise Him.

1 Samuel 17:51-58. Who do you relate to in the account of David and Goliath?

1 Samuel 17:1-50. What are you trusting in?

1 Samuel 16:13-23. The Spirit of God empowers and the spirit of depression must be dealt with.

1 Samuel 16:1-12. God is not interesting in rebranding or rebooting failure; He is interested in reversing it.

1 Samuel 15:1-15:35. Partial Obedience is Total Disobedience

1 Samuel 13 - 14. Through Saul and Jonathan we see reflections of the first and second Adam.

1 Samuel 12:1-25. In Samuel's farewell address as Judge of Israel he warns and instructs the Israelites to look to God and follow Him alone.

1 Samuel 10:1-11:15. God gives us everything we need to overcome our insecurities and trust Him.

1 Samuel 8:11-9:25. And average king is described and contrasted to the greatest king of all.

1 Samuel 7:15-8:4. The Children of Israel reject their God and cry out for a king like everyone else has.