Emmanuel Tuscaloosa

Michael Crosswhite // Romans 3:25 // Paul answers the crucial question: how can God be righteous if sinners can now stand before him as righteous?

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 24 // God punishes the nation of Israel with a plague on occasion of David’s sinful census.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 23:8-39 // The hall of Israel’s heroes is a testimony of God’s grace to his people.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 23:1-7 // David anticipates Israel’s true leader to come from his line.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 22 // The Lord protects his chosen servants from those who oppose them and enables them to accomplish the tasks he has commissioned them to do.

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.