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Samuel is a miracle child born to barren parents at the end of the morally bankrupt times of the Judges. With ungodliness on the rise among the spiritual leaders and the people, the Lord raises up a godly leader who will serve as both Israel’s final Judge and first Prophet. The narrative of 1 Samuel unfolds in contrasting sets of characters either pursuing their sinful desires or pursuing the heart of God. God provides the nation of Israel with two kings who both bring a lot of hope and fail in tremendous ways. The successes and failures of human leadership point us to our desperate need for our true King, the King of kings, King Jesus who alone rules righteously.
1 Samuel
1 Samuel 1
52:11
1 Samuel 2
54:59
1 Samuel 3
48:13
1 Samuel 4
48:50
1 Samuel 5-6
51:04
1 Samuel 7
46:06
1 Samuel 8
48:49
1 Samuel 9
48:42
1 Samuel 10
48:36
1 Samuel 11
46:45
1 Samuel 12
51:00
1 Samuel 13
49:42
1 Sameul 14:1-23
53:11
1 Samuel 14:24-52
49:34
1 Samuel 15
56:04
1 Samuel 16:1-13
48:59
1 Samuel 16:14-23
48:40
1 Samuel 17:1-30
49:58
1 Samuel 17:31-58
50:24
1 Samuel 18:1-16
48:51
1 Samuel 18:17-30
46:30
1 Samuel 19:1-10
46:33
1 Samuel 19:11-24
47:20
1 Samuel 20
50:05
1 Samuel 21:1-15
51:34
1 Samuel 22:1-23
47:57
1 Samuel 23.1-13
46:58
1 Samuel 23:14-29
50:14
1 Samuel 24
51:13
1 Samuel 25:1-22
49:00
1 Samuel 25:23-44
50:12
1 Samuel 26.1-25
52:21
1 Samuel 27:1-12
50:53
1 Samuel 28:1-25
50:40
1 Samuel 29:1-11
44:57
1 Samuel 30:1-31
51:26
1 Samuel 31:1-13
48:00
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