Lenexa Baptist Church

A Church for all generations. Weekly Sermons from Lenexa Baptist Church.

When it seems your enemies are at your every turn. This week is 1 Samuel 18, young David finds himself on the run as Saul hunts him down. Learning to handle the distractions in life as we pursue God’s calling can make the pursuit more difficult, but in the end, God always accomplishes His will and uses these situations for our good.

A Church for all generations. Weekly Sermons from Lenexa Baptist Church.

David’s life after the defeat of Goliath is about to take a drastic turn. He’ll find a faithful friend in Jonathan, prosper in all he does, and soon discover he will become the target of a very jealous king. Why does it seem that when things are looking up, our biggest challenges often find us? This week’s message from 1 Samuel 18 sheds some light on God’s purpose through adversity.

One of the greatest victory stories of all time is found in 1 Samuel 17. Young David finds himself in a unique situation that only God can ordain, being the only person willing to stand up to a giant. Learn this weekend how God can make all the difference, even when the world may laugh, and when the odds are stacked against you.

A Church for all generations. Weekly Sermons from Lenexa Baptist Church.

When Goliath stepped out onto the battle field, his shear size struck fear into his enemies and brought hope to those on his side. An unbeatable subject in the eyes of all who saw Goliath. Not in a million years would anyone expect this giant of a man could be beat. What giants are you facing that have you backed into a corner? This week’s message from 1 Samuel 17 offers hope at a moment when there seems to be no way out.

A Church for all generations. Weekly Sermons from Lenexa Baptist Church.

Remember in Exodus when God hardened Pharaoh’s heart then unleashed the ten plagues upon Egypt? Or what about that time when God enabled Satan himself to bring destruction into Job’s life? It’s so much easier to think of God as loving, gracious, and merciful, yet in 1 Samuel 16, there’s another instance when God sends a spirit to torment Saul. Why? Does God enjoy torturing people? What is His purpose with this kind of activity? This week’s message will answer those questions.

Remember in Exodus when God hardened Pharaoh’s heart then unleashed the ten plagues upon Egypt? Or what about that time when God enabled Satan himself to bring destruction into Job’s life? It’s so much easier to think of God as loving, gracious, and merciful, yet in 1 Samuel 16, there’s another instance when God sends a spirit to torment Saul. Why? Does God enjoy torturing people? What is His purpose with this kind of activity? This week’s message will answer those questions.