Jeff Cavins

And then towards the end of it, right as you get to 1 Kings 10, 11, and 12, that's where you're going to see the next big change that you got to get a hold of if you're going to follow the narrative in the Bible.

And then towards the end of it, right as you get to 1 Kings 10, 11, and 12, that's where you're going to see the next big change that you got to get a hold of if you're going to follow the narrative in the Bible.

Sure. Well, I think one of the things, Father, that people can do is to be reminded once again that all of the texts that they're going through right now, all of the books they're reading with you right now are Christocentric. And I would encourage people to continually read it. and think about it through the lens of Jesus.

Sure. Well, I think one of the things, Father, that people can do is to be reminded once again that all of the texts that they're going through right now, all of the books they're reading with you right now are Christocentric. And I would encourage people to continually read it. and think about it through the lens of Jesus.

Sure. Well, I think one of the things, Father, that people can do is to be reminded once again that all of the texts that they're going through right now, all of the books they're reading with you right now are Christocentric. And I would encourage people to continually read it. and think about it through the lens of Jesus.

And how would, you know, it's like that bracelet, you know, what would Jesus do? And to compare that constantly with Saul and David and Solomon, and then I think you will grow an appreciation for Jesus, the obedient son and the king of kings. And you can get an idea of how a king should not rule and how a king should rule. And I think you can translate that into everyday life.

And how would, you know, it's like that bracelet, you know, what would Jesus do? And to compare that constantly with Saul and David and Solomon, and then I think you will grow an appreciation for Jesus, the obedient son and the king of kings. And you can get an idea of how a king should not rule and how a king should rule. And I think you can translate that into everyday life.

And how would, you know, it's like that bracelet, you know, what would Jesus do? And to compare that constantly with Saul and David and Solomon, and then I think you will grow an appreciation for Jesus, the obedient son and the king of kings. And you can get an idea of how a king should not rule and how a king should rule. And I think you can translate that into everyday life.

For example, how should you be a father today? How should you be a mother today who's a leader in your home? Or if you have a business, how do you conduct yourself as someone who is a leader and responsible leader? for other people.

For example, how should you be a father today? How should you be a mother today who's a leader in your home? Or if you have a business, how do you conduct yourself as someone who is a leader and responsible leader? for other people.

For example, how should you be a father today? How should you be a mother today who's a leader in your home? Or if you have a business, how do you conduct yourself as someone who is a leader and responsible leader? for other people.

And so we can learn so much from these three kings as far as what not to do and what to do, but I think also to keep track of those three things that were given in Genesis 12—the land, a royal dynasty, and a worldwide blessing— And God is showing you through these stories in 1 and 2 Samuel and 1 Kings, he's showing you his heart.

And so we can learn so much from these three kings as far as what not to do and what to do, but I think also to keep track of those three things that were given in Genesis 12—the land, a royal dynasty, and a worldwide blessing— And God is showing you through these stories in 1 and 2 Samuel and 1 Kings, he's showing you his heart.

And so we can learn so much from these three kings as far as what not to do and what to do, but I think also to keep track of those three things that were given in Genesis 12—the land, a royal dynasty, and a worldwide blessing— And God is showing you through these stories in 1 and 2 Samuel and 1 Kings, he's showing you his heart.

That's the second thing that I would encourage people to read with that lens, that God is showing you his fatherly heart. And he is revealing his plan. And that plan will find its fulfillment in Jesus. But it's sort of like taking a vacation trip as a family. Everyone gets packed in the car. They're getting excited. They've got their books. They've got things to drink in the car.

That's the second thing that I would encourage people to read with that lens, that God is showing you his fatherly heart. And he is revealing his plan. And that plan will find its fulfillment in Jesus. But it's sort of like taking a vacation trip as a family. Everyone gets packed in the car. They're getting excited. They've got their books. They've got things to drink in the car.

That's the second thing that I would encourage people to read with that lens, that God is showing you his fatherly heart. And he is revealing his plan. And that plan will find its fulfillment in Jesus. But it's sort of like taking a vacation trip as a family. Everyone gets packed in the car. They're getting excited. They've got their books. They've got things to drink in the car.

And they're just, oh, it's going to be so great. And they're going to go to that destination, whether it's Jellystone Park or Black Hills or the Grand Canyon. And everyone's in the car ready to go. And three days later, they get there. But those three days were a little bit rocky. I mean, they had some fights in the car. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. He took my book. They stopped.

And they're just, oh, it's going to be so great. And they're going to go to that destination, whether it's Jellystone Park or Black Hills or the Grand Canyon. And everyone's in the car ready to go. And three days later, they get there. But those three days were a little bit rocky. I mean, they had some fights in the car. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. He took my book. They stopped.

And they're just, oh, it's going to be so great. And they're going to go to that destination, whether it's Jellystone Park or Black Hills or the Grand Canyon. And everyone's in the car ready to go. And three days later, they get there. But those three days were a little bit rocky. I mean, they had some fights in the car. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. He took my book. They stopped.