God does not want some sacrifice here and there. He want's our lives.
Instead of "go and do likewise," today's passage causes us to reflect on the way that selfish thoughtlessness brings suffering to us and others—and how Jesus is our rescue.
Jonathan trusted God and then took thoughtful, deliberate action. What can we learn from him about ourselves—and our Saviour?
The point of this chapter is that there is no such thing as a "small" disobedience. There is no such thing as tiny sin. There are no circumstances, however dire, that justify disobedience.
This is why God will not forsake His people.
Good beginnings are worthless without a strong ending.
Jesus is not just a beloved character from a book. He's really alive.
Good Friday is a time to celebrate, not mourn.
Saul’s fear is not humility. Jesus’s humility is not fear.
God is telling a story. We might not be able to guess the ending, but that doesn't mean He's not in control.
One of God's strategies is to bring the greatest good through the worst evils... How may He do that in your life?
"Here I raise my Ebenezer."