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Know anyone who always seems to have a lot to say about everything? Know anyone who is more worried about what they want to say, that they barely listen to what others in the conversation are saying? Know anyone who seems to talk endlessly all the time? Know anyone who has to comment on everything on social media? Are any of these you?! The book of Proverbs has some wise words on all of these things!

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Solomon built the Temple with the materials and the plan that his father David gave to him. David delighted that his son would get the glory for carrying out all of the prep work that David had laid out, while Solomon was quick to give the glory of the Temple back to his father, David. This team effort is more than just a father and son perfectly cooperating with each other - it symbolizes the team effort of God the Father and Jesus the Son in God's plan for the permanent, eternal Temple!

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Sometimes we all need to be told to, "Get our head on straight," especially if we are looking at unbelievers with envy, wishing we had what they had! In Psalm 73, Asaph, one of David's worship leaders and writer of several psalms, takes us through the progression of seeing what the wicked have, comparing it to our own circumstances, feeling jealousy, but then catching ourself and getting our head back on straight. 

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Jesus is God and the manifestation of the Word of God - that is 100% true. But Luke tells us that Jesus, fully Man, grew in wisdom and stature. Jesus, fully Man went to Hebrew school and learned and memorized Scripture like all of the other Jewish boys. Imagine a 6 or 7 year old Jesus reading and memorizing Psalm 22 which was all about His earthly ministry and His earthly death! Join us as we go through Psalm 22 through the eyes of the boy, Jesus.

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When David made preparations to build a permanent Temple, he knew that would mean that the task of moving and transporting the Tabernacle would become obsolete. What did he do? He gave those Levites who had previously done that job something new to do; but he made sure that their new tasks fell within the parameters that God had given him. Is there a message in this for us? There sure is!!

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Many Christians are disappointed that after the huge victory God gave us last November, we are still fighting so much evil and corruption. The biblical writers, especially David completely understood why this is, and would tell us all, "Onward, Christian Soldiers!" There is much fighting that still needs to be done, and will always need to be done until Jesus comes back!

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There is no shortage of Scriptures that false teachers rip out of the Bible, twist, and pervert; and 1 Samuel 24 is no exception. In this chapter, we see David having a chance to kill King Saul and move along God's plan for him to become king of Israel, but he doesn't because as he says, he will not touch God's anointed. What does this passage really mean and how are so many false teachers lying about it to push their own demonic teaching?

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In 1 Samuel 14, we see Saul make a rash vow, putting his men under demands that didn't require, nor command. As a result, his son Jonathan's life is on the line as he unintentionally breaks this vow. The two questions arise from this passage - 1) Should Saul have followed through with his vow and killed his son, Jonathan, for breaking it? and 2) What is the lesson this passage teaches us?

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Let's be honest, there are some stories of some pretty depraved people in Scripture. But perhaps none is so vile as the story of the Levite found in the book of Judges in chapters 19 - 21. What makes this story even worse, is that eleven tribes of Israel declare the twelfth tribe guilty and go to war against it based off of this one man's testimony; something the Bible prohibits us from doing. Sadly, this same thing occurs even today.

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Nobody likes finding themselves living in "bad times" -  Devastation in our person life, living under a corrupt government, financial hardship, physical ailments, or a myriad of other things that just make our life bad. But it's those bad times, even the worst times, that make the good times all the sweeter! And this principle is true spiritually, as well! Join us as we compare and contrast the book of Joshua with the book of Judges.

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