Episode 17: The Quick come-up vs the Hustle come up Saul vs David

Everybody wants the quick bag.

The overnight success.

The viral hit.

But God ain’t in the microwave He’s in the crock pot.

In this episode of Billionaire Discipleship™, we break down one of the most overlooked contrasts in Scripture: Saul vs. David. One king popped off fast. The other cooked slow. One got the crown quick. The other waited years. Only one built a legacy that lasted.

Using street perspective + biblical truth, we connect ancient Scripture to modern hustle culture fast money, shortcuts, disobedience, patience, development, and stewardship. If you’ve ever been tempted by the quick flip, the fast lane, or the easy way out, this episode will challenge your mindset and realign your purpose.

This isn’t about religion it’s about formation.

Not hype legacy.

Not quick success trusted stewardship.

🔑 Key Topics Covered

• Saul’s overnight anointing vs. David’s 15-year wait

• Why quick come-ups often lead to fragile futures

• How disobedience killed Saul’s legacy

• Why God develops the man before He delivers the throne

• Street hustle vs. Kingdom preparation

• How patience, struggle, and obedience compound over time

• Why fast money looks like a crown… until it crumbles

• “Don’t microwave a throne God meant to bake”

📜 Scriptures Referenced

• 1 Samuel 13:13–14 — Saul’s disobedience and lost kingdom

• Psalms (multiple references) David’s honesty with God

• Psalm 27:13–14 — Waiting on the Lord

• Patterns seen in the lives of:

• Joseph

• Gideon

• David

• Peter, Paul, Silas

• Jesus Himself

💡 Core Takeaways

• The longer route isn’t punishment it’s preparation

• God does not waste pain He multiplies it into purpose

• Saul chased speed; David embraced development

• Quick hype fades