The Disobedience Of King Saul - Study for Sept 25

What happens when we don't obey the Lord fully, when we just obey Him halfheartedly? This study is taken from the story of Haman in the book of Esther. It is a bit of a long read, but it is simple and straightforward. My challenge to you today is to pick up the areas of your life where you have pulled back the reins from the Lord, and choose to obey Him fully. Be like the hymnwriter, and be able to say sincerely from your heart, "I Surrender All."

The Disobedience Of King Saul

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