Solomon said, “A brother offended is harder to win than a strong city.” Though it’s hard, it’s not impossible because with God all things are possible. But it will require some honestly and humility among other things! Our present series is focused on the life of David and today we’ll have a look at the betrayal he experienced from his own nation.

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Have you ever been falsely accused of something? That can be a hard pill to swallow, and the natural tendency is to lash back in anger. But According to the Scriptures, revenge is not an option. Pastor Damian Kyle today will recall a period in King David’s life where he would face a terrible accusation which was nothing short of a lie. Would he repay evil for evil? Let’s find out, by turning to Second Samuel 16 for According to the Scriptures.

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Today we'll be covering Second Samuel chapter sixteen as we again have a look at the life of David. In this chapter David holds his peace when many would have chosen to retaliate. It’s a remarkable example that we can learn a great deal from.

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Success has many fathers, someone said, but failure is an orphan. Many today are quick to jump on the bandwagon and are equally as quick to jump off, when things get difficult. Today’s According to the Scriptures broadcast will provide some helpful encouragement for this all too common struggle.

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Our teacher pastor Damian Kyle is in a study of the life of David! It’s a series we’re calling, “The Making of a Psalmist.” At this particular time in King David’s life he’s fleeing from Jerusalem because of the rebellion of Absalom. It’s a huge trial and yet through it all we learn who his true friends are.

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We’re highlighting the Seven “I Am” statements of Jesus right now, and today we focus on “I Am the Door of the Sheep!” Jesus is the Messiah and Savior of the world. As Christians we believe that. But how do we know that for sure? Listen in for a faith strengthening message from pastor Damian Kyle, based in John chapter ten.

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We’re about to continue our study of the life of David. His life reminds us that God always removes confessed sin but not always the consequences. It’s an important distinction to make, and will have a bearing on learning how to forgive rather than harboring bitterness.

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Today on According to the Scriptures pastor Damian Kyle looks at a classic case of bitterness and the great harm it can cause. It’s found in Second Samuel chapter fifteen.

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We’ve been spotlighting the life of David - learning from his strengths and also his weaknesses. We all have them. Speaking of which Second Samuel chapters fifteen through eighteen records the rebellion of David’s son Absalom. This episode underscores the difficulty of raising children and the strength needed when there’s failure.

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It’s a growing trend in our culture… too many children are left to fend for themselves! They have no idea of boundaries, the consequences of rebellion and the heartache they cause to themselves and others. But not all the blame falls on the parents, as we’ll learn on According to the Scriptures with Damian Kyle.

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