

Saul: How to Not Ruin Your Life

How Does Someone Start So Well, and End Up So Wrong?
Saul didn’t fall away from God overnight. His downfall came through repeated acts of fear, compromise and disobedience that slowly hardened his heart. In this message from 1 Samuel 28, Joel explores how the same pattern can creep into our own lives and how Jesus invites us to turn back, repent and walk in obedience before small compromises become big consequences.

When Trust Dies
Saul had everything: God's calling, God's Spirit, and God's blessing. Yet his life slowly unravelled, not because he lacked ability, but because he stopped trusting God. In this message from 1 Samuel 15 and 18–19, we'll discover how distrust leads to control, comparison, and ultimately destruction. And how Jesus invites us into a life of deep trust and lasting freedom.

Fear Is Not a Guide, It's A Thief
Ben continues our series on Saul, exploring the question: when fear comes knocking - how do we respond?
Saul should have felt unstoppable - chosen, anointed and walking in the fullness of God's power. Yet at the moment he needed to stand firm in faith, he took matters into his own hands.

The Tragedy of Insecurity
Saul had everything most people want. He had success, approval, influence, and even powerful encounters with God. Yet he was still hiding among the baggage. Marce explores why insecurity can ruin a life and how learning to believe God's story about us changes everything.
