King Saul imposes a strict fast on his troops, which nearly leads to disaster when his son Jonathan unknowingly breaks it and gains victory over the Philistines. Saul's impulsive vow almost costs Jonathan his life, but the troops intervene, saving him. Later, Saul disobeys God's command by sparing the Amalekite king and the best livestock, leading to God's rejection of Saul as king.

Will Saul's disobedience lead to the downfall of his kingdom?

Jesus comforts His disciples, promising them a place in His Father's house and assuring them that He is the way, the truth, and the life. He explains the unity between Himself and the Father, promising the Holy Spirit as a helper who will teach and remind them of His teachings. Jesus leaves them with peace, urging them not to be troubled or afraid.

Will the disciples trust Jesus' promise of the Holy Spirit and find peace in His words?

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1 Samuel 14:24-52

1 Samuel 15

John 14

Proverbs 12:28

Proverbs 13: 1-9

King Saul disobeys God's command by offering a burnt sacrifice himself instead of waiting for Samuel, leading to God's rejection of him as king. Meanwhile, Jonathan, Saul's son, bravely attacks a Philistine outpost with his armor-bearer, sparking panic and confusion among the Philistine army. Will Saul's disobedience cost Israel its victory, or can Jonathan's faith and courage turn the tide?

Will Saul's disobedience cost Israel its victory, or can Jonathan's faith and courage turn the tide?

During the Last Supper, Jesus reveals that one of His disciples will betray Him, causing great distress among them. Judas Iscariot is identified as the betrayer and leaves to carry out his plan, while Jesus gives His disciples a new commandment to love one another. As Peter boldly declares his loyalty, Jesus foretells Peter's denial before the rooster crows.

Will Judas succeed in betraying Jesus, and will Peter stand by his bold declaration of loyalty, or will he falter in the moment of truth?

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1 Samuel 13

1 Samuel 14:1-23

John 13: 18-38

Psalm 66:13-20

As Saul is anointed king, God changes his heart, and he prophesies among the prophets, amazing those who knew him. Despite some skepticism, Saul is publicly chosen by lot and confirmed by Samuel as king, leading to initial victories and growing support. However, Samuel warns the people to obey the Lord and stay faithful, or both they and their king will face consequences.

Will Saul remain faithful to God and lead Israel to prosperity, or will he falter and bring calamity upon his people?

Despite Jesus performing many signs, many still do not believe in Him, fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy about hardened hearts. Jesus emphasizes His mission as a light to the world, calling people to believe in Him to avoid judgment. During the Last Supper, Jesus humbly washes His disciples' feet, teaching them about servanthood and love.

Will the disciples truly understand the depth of Jesus' message and embrace the path of humble service He has shown them?

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1 Samuel 10:9-27

1 Samuel 11

1 Samuel 12

John 12:37-50

John 13:1-17

Psalm 66:1-12