In this sermon, the speaker addresses the audience and informs them that there are books available for purchase. However, these books are specifically made for the audience and not for the general public. The speaker then mentions a specific Bible verse, Ephesians 6:11, which encourages believers to put on the whole armor of God to stand against the devil's schemes. The speaker also references a story from the Bible where a woman communicates with the spirit of Samuel. The sermon concludes with a mention of horoscopes and how some people rely on them for guidance.

This sermon delves into the consequences of forsaking God, using the example of a man who was once anointed by the Holy Spirit but tragically ended his life in suicide. It emphasizes the importance of not neglecting one's relationship with God, warning about the dangers of sin and the need for repentance. The speaker highlights the significance of maintaining a disciplined prayer life, worship, and devotion to avoid spiritual downfall and backsliding.

Horatius Bonar explores the themes of divine silence and human despair through the tragic story of King Saul, who, in a moment of desperation, seeks counsel from a medium after God refuses to answer his inquiries. Bonar emphasizes the profound dread of God's silence, which signifies rejection and abandonment, and contrasts it with Saul's despair-driven decision to turn to dark forces for guidance. He warns against the perils of backsliding and the dangers of despair, urging believers to trust in God even when He seems silent. Ultimately, Bonar calls for repentance and reliance on God's mercy, highlighting that even in silence, God seeks to draw us back to Him.

Ingimar De Ridder preaches on the profound impact of God's silence in 1 Samuel 28:6, highlighting the desperation and emptiness that comes when we cannot hear from God. He emphasizes the danger of sin hindering our communication with God, leading to a heartbreaking separation and silence from the Lord. Drawing parallels to Saul's experience, he warns against the tragedy of God speaking to us, yet we fail to listen, stressing the importance of being attentive to God's voice in both the Old and New Testaments.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the Book of I Samuel, highlighting the transition of Israel from a theocracy to a monarchy through the rise and fall of King Saul. The key theme of the book is prayer, emphasizing the importance of seeking God's will and intervention. The message reveals the absolute sovereignty of God and the consequences of rejecting His kingship over one's life, showcasing the intertwined relationship between human actions and God's ultimate purpose.