Ben Collins | 2 Samuel 23:1-7 | 02/17/2019

We’ve reached the end of our life of David series and in doing so, we've reached the end of David's life. This morning we’ll take a close look at David’s final words, which bring promise, hope, warning, and inspire worship.

Tim Theule | 2 Samuel 15-18 | 02/10/2019

As a young man, David's struggle is with the older Saul. He refuses to usurp, but trusts the Lord. As a much older man, David's struggle is with his own son, the younger Absalom. It is another test. Another wilderness. How will David respond this time?

Tim Theule | 2 Samuel 12:1-15 Psalm 51:1-12 | 02/03/2019

Whereas 2 Samuel 11 is a case study of sin, 2 Samuel 12 is a case study of grace.  Chapter 11 shows us how a person blows up their life. Chapter 12 show us how a person gets their life back.  2 Samuel 12 is 'David's Restoration.'

Tim Theule | 2 Samuel 11:1-15, 26-27, 12:1 | 01/27/2019

If we thought the story of David was a propaganda piece for the David regime, that theory crumbles with the straightforward account of David's sin with Bathsheeba. The story serves as a hearty warning to God's people in all times about the ravaging destructiveness of sin. May we hear it and be humbled by it.

Tim Theule | 2 Samuel 7:1-18 | 01/20/2019

Examining the life of another gives us the opportunity to examine our own lives.  In the unique case of David, examining his life also provides an opportunity to examine the life of Jesus.  In 2 Samuel 7, we examine how God's huge promise to David is also His huge promise to us.

Tim Theule | 2 Samuel 6:1-16 | 01/13/2019

In 2 Samuel 6, as King David attempts to bring the ark of the covenant into Jerusalem, tragedy strikes. What is the meaning of the ark and why does David want it in Jerusalem? What is the meaning of this tragedy? And how will King David respond?

Tim Theule | 2 Samuel 2-5 | 01/06/2019

We restart our Life of David series with a look at 'David Becomes King.'  It's never easy, simple or straightforward for David. After wandering the wilderness and waiting on the Lord for over a decade, David now must wait another 7 years before he becomes king over all Israel.

Duane Johnson | Luke 2:29-35 | 12/30/2018

An older man, waiting for the fulfillment of a promise made to him, sees the child that keeps that promise and responds with a statement of praise that reminds us of different characteristics of our Lord.

Ken Peet | Luke1:67-79 | 12/23/2018

Zechariah’s song of prophetic praise, called the Benedictus, comes after 9 months of not being able to hear or speak.  It speaks of the coming of Jesus as the horn of salvation from the house of David.

Pat Curtis | Luke 1:46-55 | 12/16/2018

Mary responds to Elizabeth’s prophetic blessings by joyfully praising God because through the Savior to be born to her He is fulfilling His promises to Abraham and to Israel and will exalt the humble, reversing the Fall, turning the world right-side-up.