fugatives

And Saul cast the javelin; for he said, I will smite David even to the wall with it. And David avoided out of his presence twice. And Saul was afraid of David, because the LORD was with him, and was departed from Saul.

1 Samuel 18:11-12

David served his country militarily when he killed Goliath, he was a model citizen and walked righteously before God. Nevertheless, he found himself becoming an enemy of the state. As Saul burned with jealousy and anger towards David, he began to pursue him throughout the land, hunting him down like an animal. If you read 1 Samuel, you’ll see the various evasion tactics David had to use to stay alive.

Likewise, many Christians today are beginning to feel the distaste their government is developing for them. Despite their military service and model citizenship, they’re starting to feel like enemies of the state.

David was able to stay alive through his relationship with God and by making wise choices in evading an oppressive government that was out to destroy him. As our faith takes us farther and farther out of favor with those in control, we have to teach ourselves to think more and more like David.

Radio Free Redoubt did a 3 Part Podcast Series on Going Underground. I would recommend that everyone listen to those broadcasts and start developing the habits of a persecuted class. The learning curve is steep and time is short.

Click here for Pt1

Click here for Pt2

Click here for Pt3

Come back every Sunday for a new Prepper Bible Study! The most important prep of all is knowing GOD. Jesus said “what does it profit a man if he gains the whole world yet loses his own soul?” Prepper translation: “What good will it do you to survive the coming economic collapse, nuclear war or even a zombie apocalypse if you don’t know you will go to heaven when you die.” A recent study found that 10 out of 10 people die! On that day we will meet our Maker. It only makes sense to be prepared for that day. Click here to learn more about knowing GOD.

Have a blessed day and happy prepping!

Mark