David is coming up on a hard decision. On one hand, he can't endanger his men by refusing to fight with the Philistines. On the other, he can't take lives of people from a land he will eventually lead. This is a decision that God will need to step in and show the way out. (He will, take a peak at the next chapter.)
Saul on the other hand, has no decision. Only a declaration from God. His reign is about to be over. God has chosen another. A man that He endorses, "A man after My own heart." Leadership is a stewardship. Abuse it and God will remove you from yours.
"Father, help me be a leader that glorifies You."
Heart and Soul,
BAG
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