Been lied to, cursed at, or plotted against? I think we’ve all been there, and that can be hard to handle! King David faced that very thing in his life, and we read about this crisis point in Second Samuel sixteen. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will relate this to the difficulty we face so often.

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Few things in life are more heart-wrenching than a house that is falling apart, and divided. That’s where we find David and his family, as we open Second Samuel thirteen to fifteen. His family is divided, and it was causing great pain in his life. Today on a Daily Walk pastor John Randall will connect the dots to our lives.

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On this Friday edition of a Daily Walk pastor John Randall recalls the disheartening story of Tamar, who was raped by her half- brother. We’ll examine the steps that led to this awful period in Tamar’s life as our study in Second Samuel continues.

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David was a man after God’s own heart, anointed by the Lord, a slayer of Giants, and writer of many amazing Psalms. But as we’ll see today, he also had a moral failure that led to murder. Pastor John Randall will point out the steps that led to this, which will serve to help us be on our guard.

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We’ve seen many triumphs and successes to this point in David’s life, and now like so many of us, he makes a series of poor decisions.There's a lot we can learn from it to apply to our daily walk.

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God said no to David’s desire to build the temple. He did so not because there was some sin in David’s life but because God had a better plan. And saying no to David would prove to be even more loving than saying yes. Take a look at David’s response to God’s no as you join pastor John Randall.

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God sometimes says no to our requests. And when He does we can so easily grow discouraged. But what we often fail to see is God has His reasons, and He has something much better in mind for us. Today on a Daily Walk we find God saying no to David’s request to build a house for the Lord. It seemed like a great idea, but God had a better plan. See how that relates to our daily walk as you join pastor John Randall in Second Samuel chapter seven.

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As we continue in our study of the life of David we’ll hear of his desire to bring the ark of the covenant back to Jerusalem. It’s a good thing but he goes about it the wrong way. Pastor John will draw out a few helpful lessons flowing from this.

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At this point David is now King, just as God said, and has become successful. As you’ll learn today on a Daily Walk, the key to his success was God was with him! But how would he handle it? Like many of us he makes some good decisions, and mistakes too. All of which we can learn from.

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Eventhe heroes of the Bible had their moments of bad decisions, just like us. Today on a Daily Walk we’ll notice what led up to David’s failure with Bathsheeba, as a weakness is exposed in his life. And pastor John Randall will have us consider if there’s anything in our lives that could lead to future failure!

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