This passage seems obscure but it has everything to do with God at work in our society and culture today.

Looking back to how God has helped us in the past gives courage and assurance that He will continue to be our ever present help in times of trouble.

Samuel placed a stone between two towns to remind the people that God had helped them ‘thus far.’ God is trustworthy throughout our ups and downs. Can you look back and say the same?

Samuel felt rejected as the Israelites desired to have a King. God was sovereign over the transition from last judge to first king. What can we learn from this.

Samuel felt rejected as the Israelites desired to have a King. God was sovereign over the transition from last judge to first king. What can we learn from this.

Young Samuel had to learn to discern the voice of the Lord from the cares of the day. It is a lesson for us all. O give me Samuel’s ear… listen up.

Samuel’s mother had a problem. In response she prayed for herself. Is it OK to pray for oneself, let us explore further