Sep 25, 2026 · 17 min · 7 segments
What happens when God tells you to wait, but everything around you is telling you to act? When circumstances become overwhelming, fear takes hold, and the pressure to take matters into your own hands…
Ed FernandezHost

Seven days you will wait until I come to you and show you what to do." This is Samuel telling Saul, "Hey, hold up.

Don't do nothing until I show up, 'kay? Then I'm gonna show you, I'm gonna show you what to do." So why a burnt offering and a peace offering? I was reading this and I was like, "Well, why, why a burnt offering and why a peace offering?" A burnt offering in the Hebrew is olah, which means that which goes up because the entire sacrifice was burned and its smoke went up towards God.

And so you would give the whole offering rather than keeping part of it for yourself.

That word is related to the word shalom, meaning, meaning peace, wholeness, wellbeing, or a restored fellowship.

In a peace offering, what you do is you, you only burn certain parts, uh, to God.

The priest that's doing the, the sacrifice receives a portion, and then the person who's bringing it, often with family, would eat the remainder as a sacred meal.


A peace offering would be coming where you would experience the celebration and the joy of goodness of God.

We always run into listening to what others say to do or taking our current circumstances and putting it above what God says to do.

How many times do we take matters into our own hands? It, it happens all the time.


Seven days you will wait until I come to you and show you what to do." This is Samuel telling Saul, "Hey, hold up.

Don't do nothing until I show up, 'kay? Then I'm gonna show you, I'm gonna show you what to do." So why a burnt offering and a peace offering? I was reading this and I was like, "Well, why, why a burnt offering and why a peace offering?" A burnt offering in the Hebrew is olah, which means that which goes up because the entire sacrifice was burned and its smoke went up towards God.

And so you would give the whole offering rather than keeping part of it for yourself.

That word is related to the word shalom, meaning, meaning peace, wholeness, wellbeing, or a restored fellowship.

In a peace offering, what you do is you, you only burn certain parts, uh, to God.

The priest that's doing the, the sacrifice receives a portion, and then the person who's bringing it, often with family, would eat the remainder as a sacred meal.


A peace offering would be coming where you would experience the celebration and the joy of goodness of God.

We always run into listening to what others say to do or taking our current circumstances and putting it above what God says to do.

How many times do we take matters into our own hands? It, it happens all the time.
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