This week David finds himself in another tight spot. Will he risk another confrontation with Saul or flee for protection? On the surface, it’s easy to be critical of David’s choice. His choice is not unlike most decisions we face. The decisions we make in life are not always between good and evil, but better or best. In this passage, I will unveil some important principles to help guide our decision making. Together, we’ll discover the underlying truth about God that sustains us even when the decisions we make result in difficult consequences. These passages may be old historically, but they are fresh and new in their practicality for our lives today. I pray you will have an opportunity to join us as we study the enduring, eternal, infallible truth of God’s Word. See you this weekend, Pastor Chad McDonald.
