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We Three Kings 9 (opens the original)
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If a genie popped out of a bottle tomorrow and handed you one wish, what’s your immediate, knee-jerk request? Most people—especially politicians—would probably jump straight to financial security, health, or taking out their rivals. Right after stepping into the massive shoes of his father David, young Solomon gets an offer straight out of that storytelling trope. God meets him in a dream with zero conditions: "Ask whatever you wish, and I’ll give it to you." But instead of cashing in on persona
We Three Kings 8 (opens the original)
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Most of us know the quiet relief of looking at things we can tally up: a padded emergency fund, a predictable retirement projection, steady metrics at work, or just knowing we have a solid backup plan. Having clear numbers gives us a sense of control. It whispers, “Take a breath. You’ve got enough cushion to handle what’s coming.” In 2 Samuel 24, King David runs into that exact impulse near the end of his life. After decades of wilderness hideouts, foreign wars, and brutal family heartbreaks—all
We Three Kings 7 (opens the original)
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It’s astonishing how easily we spot hypocrisy in other people while remaining completely blind to it in ourselves. We can watch someone cut a corner, act selfishly, or abuse their leverage, and our blood boils. Yet we can walk around with our own quiet compromises for months without losing a wink of sleep. In 2 Samuel 12:1-15 , King David has been doing exactly that. Months have slipped by since Bathsheba came to the palace and Uriah died on the front lines. The baby is born, the cover-up worked
We Three Kings 6 (opens the original)
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We’ve all found ourselves in moments where getting even felt completely justified. You’ve been slandered, betrayed, or relentlessly pursued, and suddenly life drops an easy opening into your lap to strike back and balance the scales.. In 1 Samuel 24:1–15 , David is hiding out in the arid limestone bluffs of En-gedi. King Saul brings three thousand elite soldiers to run him to the ground. When Saul walks into a dark cave alone to relieve himself, completely unaware that David and his band of outc
We Three Kings 5 (opens the original)
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We live in a culture obsessed with optics. We look at the resume, the title, the charisma, the net worth, and the social media following, assuming that is what makes a real leader. In 1 Samuel 16 , even the veteran prophet Samuel falls into the exact same trap. Grieving the failed reign of King Saul—a man who looked the part but lacked character—Samuel is sent to Bethlehem to anoint Israel’s next king. One by one, Jesse parades his tall, impressive, older sons before the prophet, and each time G
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