Saul's problem is not just that he comes short, disobeys God, but his heart doesn't care.

By contrast, David is called a man after God's own heart.

He's not called a man who's perfect.

He's called a man after God's own heart. That's what called a man who's perfect. He's called a man after God's own heart.

That's what he was called when he was first established when the same prophet Samuel goes to Jesse's

house. I'm sure you want to please God, but what does pleasing him look like? Hello, and thanks for

stopping by for today's Destin for Victory, where we feature the preaching

ministry of Pastor Paul Shepard. Is pleasing God rooted in performance or outward obedience,

or is it something else? Today you'll hear about two very different men. Both were sinners who

made their share of mistakes, but the difference was in their response to those mistakes.

Their story comes your way next. We hope you'll stay tuned, but the difference was in their response to those mistakes. Their story comes your way next.

We hope you'll stay tuned, but just in case your schedule won't allow it, remember you

can always visit Pastor Paul.net, where you can listen to any of our recent messages on

demand and get details about how you could access the program on your favorite digital

platform, including our free app.

That's Pastorul.net.

Now, let's listen closely to Pastor Paul's Destined for Victory Message, Anatomy of a God

Pleaser.

If you have the spirit of Saul, the spirit that offends God, you'll say, look, God, you just got to understand.

A sister got needs.

And so now we're replacing marriage with friends with benefits.

And we want God to be okay with it.

...