David is on the lamb (no pun intended) and starts acting in surprisingly uncool ways…to the point where people who have heard about him are doubting this can be the same guy. Take a listen to this week’s A Bible Break.

David knows his life is danger and he can’t spend one more night in the palace. So he and his BFF Jonathan come up with a plan for communicating the Rage-O-Meter for Saul while David waits at a safe distance...

Jonathan is worried about David and for good reason. Saul begins sending out his minions to find David in random places: his bed at night, visiting friends… One thing is clear, the throne room is no longer safe for David and his lyre.

David’s getting cosy with the family while Saul both admires and hates his guts. Join this week for 1 Samuel 18 where Sault plots… but David rises in fame.

Listener Challenge: Have you actually ever READ the story of David and Goliath? Now is your chance to hear the real story, not made for three year olds on a flanograph (or however you first heard it), but to read the real translation of what happened, passed down through history! Get out your Bible and join me!

Tune in for a historical record of the first ever (and ever since?) Israelite King Pageant! Filled with pageant-walk music and much more. Also, Saul still thinks he’s cool with God and is comfy on his throne, but is alienating those who work for him.

Dunzo: done, over, finite. Saul finally breaks the last straw for God after his response to his disobedience is: denial, blame, and ignoring it. Thus ends Saul’s not-so-stellar rule as Israel’s first annointed.

God has been described as a tyrant. As a big judge who is ready to rehash every wrong you’ve ever done. For all those who believe this, take a look at this story where His compassion outdoes a foolish oath made by Saul that would have cost his son his life. We’re reading 1 Samuel Chapter 14 on A Bible Break.