What happens when leadership shifts from obedience to self-preservation?

In The Altar of Saul, Myron Roberson delivers a piercing and prophetic examination of the hidden systems, spiritual compromises, and cultural patterns that allow insecure leaders to maintain influence while sacrificing intimacy, legacy, and the presence of God.

Drawing deeply from the biblical account of King Saul, this manual confronts a sobering reality: altars are still being built-just not always unto God.

When authority becomes threatened, when image replaces intimacy, and when control masquerades as honor, leadership subtly shifts from throne to altar. Promise is sacrificed to preserve power. And what began as calling becomes survival.

This is not a book of accusation.

It is a call to courageous discernment.

Inside, readers will learn how to: