Willie Robertson

He put the sacrifice over just straight up obedience.

And so really the demise of Saul, if you said, if you were trying to locate it in one certain thing, it was just that.

It was disobedience.

Well, he had to have felt in some capacity just like I fail.

Like I just like completely circumvent.

Because you know when you're confronted with someone else's righteousness and

And it highlights your own lack of integrity.

That's a that's very convicting.

I mean, I've been in those situations where I've been like I've done the wrong thing and I'm doing the wrong thing.

And then somebody else comes in and they're just like like just filled with the spirit.

And it's just convicting.

You're like, ah.

So there's a little bit of you.

It's kind of like for me, there's a little bit in me that's like.

there's a jealousy, like a spiritual jealousy.

There's kind of like an unholy lament.

But then I think there's also, if you yield and just admit and come to the end of yourself, then you can

Be like David and just be like, oh, it's me.

Yep, I'm that guy, and I repent.

You have to make that transition because if you don't, you're going to end up like Saul, and that was his progression.