Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 21:15-22 // God’s people are called into battle to face giants in King David’s absence, but they are victorious.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 21:1-14 // As protector of God’s name, David enacts God’s just rule to make atonement for the nation.

Jeremy Hudson // 2 Samuel 20 // The Kingdom of God is secured in the rule of Christ. Therefore, the people of God persist in faithfulness to God with full confidence that the reign of Christ will never weaken.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 19:8b-43 // David returns home, but the political turmoil of the land exposes the limitations of his governance.

Tom Allen // 2 Samuel 18:1-19:8a // The consequences of his sin tear David between his kingly responsibilities and his fatherly affections.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 17 // The kingdom of God will never fail because God is in sovereign control.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 16 // In spite of a kingdom that seems to be unraveling, David demonstrates faith in God’s unwavering sovereignty.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 15 // The foolish Absalom steals the hearts of the people through shrewd calculation, but the wisdom of David is seen in his submission to the will of God.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 14 // The wisdom of man does not bring about righteous and Godly ends.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 13 // The sins of David’s past adultery and his present indecisiveness come home to roost as the sword is brought to his own family.