We continue through 2 Samuel this week with more murder and rebellion.

The episode delves into the topic of rape and justice in the context of Levitical law, discussing the consequences of failing to address sin and justice. It explores the question of whether Amnon should have been killed for raping his sister according to the Levitical law, and the impact of David's failure to act on the subsequent events. The key takeaways include the examination of rape and justice in the context of Levitical law, and the consequences of failing to address sin and justice.

Takeaways

• Rape and justice in the context of Levitical law
• Consequences of failing to address sin and justice

Exploring the themes of sin, grace, and God's plan in the context of 2 Samuel. The passage highlights the consequences of sin, the depth of God's grace, and the unfolding of God's plan despite human failings.

Takeaways

• Sin has real consequences, and forgiveness does not remove these consequences.
• God's grace is greater than our sin, and it is a powerful reminder that God's purposes are still moving forward despite human failings.

Bible study always raises great questions! In this episode, Jess answers a few submitted from our Equip study in 2 Samuel, including why David’s sons are called priests, why David sent his servants to Jericho after their humiliation, and why Ziba was responsible for farming Mephibosheth’s land.

In this episode, Jess begins answering questions submitted from our Equip Bible Study in 2 Samuel. Why does David take more wives and concubines? Why was the Ark transported incorrectly? Together we explore these passages, consider what they reveal about God’s holiness, and see how even David’s story ultimately points us to the greater King, Jesus.

In this first episode, Jess introduces the Grace Women’s Podcast and shares the heart behind it. This podcast was created to continue engaging with God’s Word beyond our weekly Equip Bible Study. Each week we’ll answer questions from our reading, talk through challenging passages and topics, and encourage one another as we grow and mature together as the women of Grace.