Saul “set up a monument for himself” by trusting in his own decisions instead of listening to what God wanted him to do, while David “was greatly distressed…but…strengthened himself in the Lord his God”. (1 Samuel 15:12, 30:6) All leaders have to make choices whether they are foolish, lazy, hardworking or disciplined. The choices that leaders make affect other people so they are put under more pressure which could make them think wrong about a decision. The different decisions that both leaders make reflect on the type of hero they
Saul “set up a monument for himself” by trusting in his own decisions instead of listening to what God wanted him to do, while David “was greatly distressed…but…strengthened himself in the Lord his God”. (1 Samuel 15:12, 30:6) All leaders have to make choices whether they are foolish, lazy, hardworking or disciplined. The choices that leaders make affect other people so they are put under more pressure which could make them think wrong about a decision. The different decisions that both leaders make reflect on the type of hero they