1 Samuel 26 - 28

1 SamuelSteve Gregg
In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses 1 Samuel chapters 26-28. He reflects on the story of Saul and David, highlighting the importance of respecting those anointed by God and the dangers of seeking guidance from mediums. Gregg also touches on the topic of hearing from God, emphasizing that it is not always about receiving a specific message but rather understanding and following what has already been revealed.
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