David Campbell's Podcast

This presentation addresses the questions:  What is going on around us?  Where are we going?  What is coming to meet us?

The writer to the Hebrews emphasizes the need for endurance.  We are approaching a time in which endurance for the believer will be essential.  This podcast presentation deals with this need.

This presentation returns to October 15, 2006.  Scripture and experience offers insight into the most essential matters for our consideration.  Demanding circumstances of 2021 tend to draw our thoughts away from these essential concerns.

The importance of not being swallowed up by the onslaught of important events is stressed.  Rather, we must consecrate ourselves to the purposes of the Lord which are hidden.  The life of King David teaches this truth.

This is a timeless message that comes to the heart of the New Covenant.  It is a NEW WAY!  Sadly, we often continue to choose the old way despite the dangers and heartache that result from that choice.  The good news is that this new way HAS BEEN provided and is placed before us until the curtain of time is lifted.  Choose wisely before it is too late.

This was originally presented in 2006 and draws from a distant teaching in 1984.  Times change but truth remains unchanged.  It may be true that this message is needed more in 2021 than ever before.  The battle or struggle has always been and will forever remain a campaign for the thoughts of the mind.  Victory here is victory everywhere.

We know that unprecedented peril awaits us.  Psalm 91 offers insight into the place of security that will remove all fear.  There is a place of protection from the coming storm. 

These are the perilous times scripture said would come.  Unfortunately, Partisanship is not recognized as the great peril it is.  This peril is boldly preparing the way for antichrist deception before us on a daily basis.  Avoid this peril with all diligence.

Psalm 1 contrasts the prospered way of a righteous person with the disappointments that the wicked person meets in the end.  The Psalm primarily focuses on individuals but the principle can also be applied to nations.

Revisiting our first Sunday following September 11, 2001 and recalling the emphasis of that morning.  What was true then remains true today as the threat continues to grow.