Emmanuel Tuscaloosa

2 Samuel 7:18-29 // As a response of God’s promise to him, David humbles himself under God’s mighty hand and prays that his promises come to pass.

2 Samuel 7:1-17 // The Lord promises to build a house for his people through the offspring of David, giving them a home and salvation from all their enemies.

2 Samuel 6 // David celebrates because the Lord has selected him as king to bring the ark of the covenant back into the center of worship in Israel.

2 Samuel 5 // The Lord exalts David as king for the blessing of his people.

2 Samuel 4 // God’s kingdom will not be established by injustice, but God’s king and representative will bring His vengeance on the unjust.

2 Samuel 3 // God’s king deals mercifully with those who submit to him, but leaves his enemies to the vengeance of the Lord.

2 Samuel 2:12-32 (Jeremy Hudson) // God will establish his Kingdom in his timing.

2 Samuel 2:1-11 // God’s kingdom is often rejected in stubborn defiance.

2 Samuel 1 // In the kingdom of God, the Lord’s anointed must always be feared and revered.

1 Samuel 31 // As a result of rejecting the word of the Lord, Saul, his sons, and the rest of Israel tragically reap the curses of the law.