In fact, we are going to go through these two men’s relationship very quickly, but the principles out of it are absolutely amazing.Īnd so in chapter 18, verses 1 and 2, we are going to learn about the relationship between Jonathan and David.
Now, in chapter 18, Saul has a son named Jonathan and we are going to, it’s very cryptic. In other words, this is a neat young man, God’s hand is upon his life, “I want you to stick around with me.” Saul, who is the present king actually asks, “Well, who is your dad?” He tells him, “My dad’s name is Jesse,” and basically Saul says, “I want you to stay in the palace with me.” After becoming a national hero, he actually is quite the musician as well. And the nation of Israel is paralyzed.Īnd in this window of moment, a story that many have heard, this little shepherd boy takes some stones, slays the giant, becomes the national hero. 1 Samuel 18 opens up and it’s the story of David’s life and David is a little shepherd boy and there is a big battle and everyone is afraid of the big, bad Goliath and he’s a giant. Let me give you just a quick, little background. If you’ll open the notes, I’d like to dig in with you and learn from a couple Old Testament characters who model for us what authentic community really looks like and, better yet, how to experience it. They walk into a room, they sing some songs, they sit down, they listen, they get up, they walk out alone. Unfortunately, in the place where God designed for authentic community to occur, people have an amazing experience.
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