The Christian really never dies, but we move out of the physical body and into a body made for heaven! It’s this living hope that garners our attention today on According to the Scriptures as pastor Damian Kyle looks at another I Am Statement of Jesus… “I Am the Resurrection and the Life.”

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It’s been said, that when the Church is least like the world it does the most for the world. And of course the very best thing we can do for each and everyone in this world is to live the gospel and give them the gospel. But there’s a cost involved and on today’s According to the Scriptures we’ll discover just how much. If you we’re with us last time you’ll remember we introduced you to David’s mighty men. The cost they we’re willing to pay to defend and advance the kingdom of God is truly inspiring.

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Once we become a Christian we quickly learn God has a calling, and a work for us to do in this world. And as it’s been very well said, “God’s will is not given to us for our approval but our acceptance.” So it’s incumbent upon us not to confuse the two, but instead be honored and inspired that God would entrust us with His call. We’ll meet you in Second Samuel 23 as we continue our study of the life of David! The mighty men that served with him will inspire us.

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We get back into our study in the life of David and we’ll be reminded that there’s a cost in doing what’s right. And in our day doing what’s right is increasingly difficult in light of our moral climate. The pressure to conform or suffer the consequences is very real. How do we resist and do what’s right regardless of the pushback? That’s where the fear of the Lord comes in and David is a great example for us to follow.

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The door to the best kind of life is wide open to all. That good news is front and center today on According to the Scriptures with pastor Damian Kyle. We return to our study in the life of David. And in Second Samuel chapter twenty-three we have the account of David’s last words. Through it all we discover the keys to greatness. What’s so exciting about this is its availability and accessibility to us all.

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As you get older one of the more difficult things to avoid is not becoming bitter. It’s hard because the older you get the more hurts and pains you’ll have to endure. But if we’re not carful the bitterness can rob us of our song of praise. It’s a “giant” of a battle. David faced that giant and overcame it too.

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Today we’ll be continuing pastor Damian Kyle’s series on the 7 I Am Statements of Christ, found in John’s gospel. When Jesus declared, “I am the good shepherd,” He was communicating His care and concern for us. Just like what a shepherd does for a flock of sheep! Each of us need a good shepherd in life and Jesus is the only one qualified to do so. With that said, we need to be aware of hirelings, who have very selfish motivations.

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Everyone has a song. Some need a new one as we’ll discover on today’s According to the Scriptures. In our series the Making of a Psalmist- King David is in his latter years - and the song he sings is very instructive.

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Who’s influencing your children and grandchildren? Is it a good influence? Will you have a say in the matter? We’ll seek answers to these critical questions on today’s According to the Scriptures with pastor Damian Kyle. We’re looking at king David’s latter years once again today. And we’ll first draw attention to the difficulties associated with age.

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Though there are challenges later in life, there are great benefits too. As we continue looking at the life of David we come to his latter years - recorded for us in Second Samuel.

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