Calvary Chapel Oxnard

The civil war comes to a head and Absalom is defeated and David returns to Jerusalem, but at a high cost.

Ahithophel proves the power of Hebrews 12:14-15. We must forgive!

King David suffers from the result of his sin with Bathsheba and is forced to leave Jerusalem from Absalom's rebellion.

The incident with David and Bathsheba represents a life lesson for both men and women of today when it comes to lust and modesty.

King David commits evil acts to cover up his adultery, blinded by his sin. There is no secret sin that will eventually be exposed. David repents, but there are consequences to his disobedience.

King David worshipped the the Lord in Spirit and Truth and sets the example for us to do the same because the Lord is worthy.

The death of Uzzah redirected David and Israel’s ideas about how God is worshipped. IT needs to instructs ours as well.

David establishes his kingdom and the Lord establishes Jesus' Kingdom through David.

David repeatedly sought God on how to deal with the Philistines. He never assumed what to do. We ought to do the same.

The Bible teaches how to use money wisely. The first step is realizing that it's not our money, but that it belongs to Jesus. How we manage His money will reflect our love for Him.