He brought you out of the world into the kingdom of God.

He came out of darkness into the light.

Christians living in the light.

But how many Christians in the light they go back into the darkness?

Saul came to that place where the Holy Spirit could know when you're speaking to him.

He couldn't get counseled.

I am falling.

I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love. I am falling in love with you.

Welcome to Somebody Lives You Radio, the Bible teaching ministry of Roll Rees and Diamond Bar, California.

We're glad you've joined this today as we return to First Samuel to explore the contrasting

spiritual lives of Saul and David. Considering Saul's final days as king, Rawl will urge you to

guard against a hardened heart that defies God's commands.

While David responded to the Holy Spirit's conviction for his sin and was restored into

relationship with the Lord, Saul refused to repent and suffered the consequences.

Here's Raul Reese with today's lesson.

1 Samuel chapter 28, God no longer speaks. When I put that title

together, people ask me, what do you mean God no longer speaks? When you look at the study,

when you have Saul, the king, that God no longer was speaking to him. Samuel was dead. David was going to come into the throne,

and Saul understood that David would take over the throne. But he came to a place where he would pray

and God would not answer his prayers. Now Saul remember had a demon in his life when he was not only acting not like a king

any longer, but he was upset. He tried to kill David. And the Lord spoke to him, and he didn't

listen. In chapter 15 of the book of first Samuel, remember, God asked him to wipe out all the

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