Pastor Jon Shaffer continues our sermon series on the life and reign of David. In this installment he looks at the experience of David, on the run from Saul, eating the bread of the presence in the Tabernacle. In this event, we see the breaking of religious observance but yet it is justified by Jesus' words in Matthew 12. What are the religious barriers that we as mankind have propped up in order to attempt to control God and others?
Passage: 1 Samuel 21:1-22:3
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