On Day 118 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore 1 Chronicles 16-18. David leads exuberant worship as the Ark is established in Jerusalem, followed by his psalm of thanksgiving. God’s covenant with David promises an eternal throne, and David’s victories expand his reign, reflecting God’s faithfulness to His people.Questions:1. David’s psalm in chapter 16 celebrates God’s universal reign—how does this act of worship deepen our theological understanding of praise as a response to God’s sovereignty, and how might it anticipate the global worship of Christ?2. The Davidic covenant in chapter 17 promises an everlasting kingdom—how does this divine commitment challenge us to reflect on the theological significance of God’s unchangeable promises, fulfilled in Jesus as the eternal King?3. David’s victories in chapter 18 flow from God’s favor—how might this narrative invite us to wrestle with the theological interplay between divine empowerment and human responsibility, pointing to the ultimate triumph of God’s kingdom through Christ?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here