A short biography of the city of David - Bethlehem

In the trials of life, God calls His people to find comfort by trusting His promises

The Resurrection of Jesus is harshly attacked by critics. But, the historical resurrection is a central truth of the gospel. In this sermon we find seven reasons why the resurrection is vital for our Christian faith.

Saul died as he lived, an unrepentant fool. He leaves us looking forward for the true and better King who was to come. Saul is Dead, Jesus is alive. Long live the King.

How did David respond to tragic circumstances? Unlike Saul a few chapters ago, David strengthens himself in the Lord, and the Lord delivered David from his enemies.

Paul prays for the Colossians to be filled with the knowledge of God so that they can live lives worthy of the Gospel they have received. This knowledge centers on the powerful redemptive work of God through his beloved Son. This pray contains "ingredients" for a Christian to be mature and grow in their faith.

If you are feeling distant from the Lord by not being saved, being in sin or just trying to survive hard times, you must know that Lord is God and put your faith in him, repent of your sins and put your hope in God and Praise Him, no matter what your circumstances.

David and his men left Israel to live under the auspices of the Philistines. During that time, David is operating as a double agent; fighting against the enemies of God while pretending to fight the people of God. But it is at this point that David is nearly forced to actually fight against the Lord's people. David's only escape is through the kind providence of a merciful God.

David again spares Saul's life