Samuel is very suited to our times. More and more people in our society and of the whole world want change. The problem is, we don't know what we ought to be or how to get there. For over 200 years, the world has been filled with revolutions, but most of them end up with something worse than they had to start with. It is no different on a personal level. We try everything but never seem to get better. The Book of Samuel teaches us to look to God. We are in the mess that we are in because we have ignored Him. The Book of Samuel will show us how God can transform us from dust to glory. But today, we are not going to turn to Samuel—not yet. I want to begin, as I often do, by presenting you with a theme song to go with Samuel. The Song I have chosen is Psalm 113. It is a perfect fit.
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John Shearouse graduated in 1995 with the Master of Divinity degree from Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, South Carolina. As a former elder in the church pastored by Dr Jay Adams, John has received valuable training in the field of Christian counselling according...
