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Becoming a Leader after God's Heart: A Study of 1 and 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles is unavailable, but you can change that!

In this study you will meet three influential leaders with lessons for today. Learn from Samuel how to keep your heart tuned to God’s voice. Watch Saul and promise yourself that you will never try to make things happen without God and discover, with David, the spiritual riches of pursuing God with your whole heart.

David’s reign came when God confronted him with his sin and he repented without attempt at self-justification or concern with protecting his public image. How do you imagine Nathan the prophet may have felt when the Lord commanded him to go and confront King David with charges of adultery and murder? (2 Sam. 12:1) In what ways was King David like the rich man in Nathan’s story and Uriah the Hittite like the poor man? (2 Sam. 12:1b–4) • Rich man/David • Poor man/Uriah How did David pass sentence on
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