FBC Eugene

When John the Baptist saw Jesus, he told his disciples that Jesus was even greater and some of them went to follow Jesus.
In response, Jesus asks a surprising question that reveals their inner motives. It’s a question that is still relevant today and causes us to consider how we would respond to Jesus.

As God's people we can have absolute certainty. Our hope in God is not a wish or a maybe; our hope is anchored in nothing less than God’s integrity.

In this message we’ll look at a song David wrote that reveals great insights about the incredible hope we have in God.

This Sunday we'll see a sort of highlight reel that reveals the backstory of some of the warriors who had been with David and supported him on his journey.

These men were an elite task force who accomplished incredible victories for David and the kingdom.

As we learn about these men, we’ll see some interesting parallels and insights about the true heroes of God’s kingdom.

We’ll also learn how God, who is all-powerful, chooses to allow us to participate with him in his work and be a part of his kingdom work here on earth.

We believe God loves us and has good intentions for us, so why does he allow evil?

This Sunday, we’ll unpack this exact question about God as we see a specific example from the life of David. We’ll see the timeless truth of Scripture as we learn from David's story in ways that impact how we live today.

The conclusion of 2 Samuel is just as messy and complex as the rest of David’s journey has been. In fact, these raise some of the most messy and complex questions in the entire Bible.

Yet, it's in the trauma of David experience that God revealed some of the most profound insights about what Jesus would do a thousand years later for us all. It's really quite amazing.