As followers of Christ, we shouldn’t seek to be well said, well played, or well-off. Instead, we should seek to be able to hear “well done”.

We will characterize faithfulness, show a counter to faithfulness, examine some cases of faithfulness and look at Christ’s faithfulness.

As we look at the word “servant”, we will examine the definition of the word “servant”, the different deities that people serve, the distinction of the Lord God and the design of Christ that we should all follow.

David requests to build a house for God but God tells David that He will build David’s house instead.

In the story of the woman caught in adultery, we see grace defined, described, dispensed and directed.

David and Jesus were the ultimate underdogs who were undistinguished, overcame discouragement of the people, were despised and doubted but ultimately defeated their opponents.

Because of Saul’s disobedience, he is dismissed as king while David is selected because of his spirit.

Israel calls for a king, Samuel cautions the people about the rights of a king, Saul is consecrated as the king of Israel and contends for the people.

While Israel is in Canaan, they fall into a repeated pattern of disobedience followed by deliverance from a dedicated Heavenly Father in the form of judges.

God commissions Joshua, Rahab covers the spies, Israel crossed the Jordan River and this event is commemorated by the people.