The Last Days of David (ch 1:1-2:12)Solomon's Reign (ch 2:13-11:43)-The Kings Come In-The Great Tabernacle -The New Eden-Trouble in Paradise A House Divided (ch 12:1-22:53)

We continue on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation, with the book of 2 Samuel. We pick up after King Saul's death. Long live King David- We learn of his dynasty - deeds but especially of a promised son. --o Outline-1. Lament for Saul - Jonathan -1-1-27--2. Kingship -2-1-5-25--3. Eternal Kingdom -6-1-7-29--4. Victories -8-1-10-19--5. Sin -11-1-12-31--6. Rebellion -13-1-20-26--7. The End -21-1-24-25---o Theme--KING DAVID -CHAPS. 1-1-6-23---THE KING'S SON -CHAP. 7-1-17--o David's Plan- A House for the Lord-o The Lord's Promise- A House for David--NOT SO FAST... -CHAPS. 11-25-

Rev. Jefferson brings us the Word with David's charge to his son, Solomon, to know the God of his father. - -Know the God of Your Father-Serve your Father's God-Seek the God of Your Father

SummaryWe resume our meditations through the Psalms with David' prayer for deep trouble in Psalm 69. What did this mean for him? How was his prayer prophetic of the Messiah? Can we pray this, too?David's Personal & Prophetic PrayerPlea (vv. 1–12)Trust (vv. 13–21)Imprecation (vv. 22–28)Praise (vv. 29–36)Messiah's Sufferings & GloryOur PrayerBecause you are joined to Jesus, you can pray out of Jesus in...

We continue on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation, with the book of 2 Samuel. We pick up after King Saul's death. Long live King David! We learn of his dynasty & deeds but especially of a promised son. o Outline1. Lament for Saul & Jonathan (1:1–27)2. Kingship (2:1–5:25)3. Eternal Kingdom (6:1–7:29)4. Victories (8:1–10:19)5. Sin (11:1–12:31)6. Rebellion (13:1–20:26)7. The End (21:1–24:25)o ThemeKING DAVID (CHAPS. 1:1–6:23)THE KING'S SON (CHAP. 7:1–17)o David's Plan: A House for the Lordo The Lord's Promise: A House for DavidNOT SO FAST... (CHAPS. 11–25)

Summary-We continue a year through what we believe as Christians using the Heidelberg Catechism. In its second part, we learn how we're redeemed from misery by the Triune God. Because of Christ's past work for us, his present rule and future return ought to comfort -not terrorize- us. Let's listen in to what the Holy Spirit has for us this evening...---Beholding Christ's Glory-- He is exalted over all things, even angels-- He is head of the Church-- He governs all things--Benefiting from Christ's Glory--Bolstered by Christ's Coming Glory

Summary-We continue on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation, with the book of 1 Samuel. We pick up during the days of the judges with Samuel, then transition to the period of kings with Saul - David. The difference between the two was what the people wanted versus what God wanted. Let's listen to what the Holy Spirit has for us today...- -o Outline-1. Samuel- Prophet and Judge -1-1-7-17--2. Transition- Israel's Desire for a King -8-1-22--3. Saul- Israel's King -9-1-15-35--4. David- The Lord's King -16-1-31-13---o Theme--SAMUEL- PROPHET AND JUDGE -1-1-7-17--TRANSITION- ISRAEL'S DESIRE FOR A KING -8-1-22--SAUL- ISRAEL'S KING -9-1-15-35--DAVID- THE LORD'S KING -16-1-31-13-

Summary-We continue on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation, with the book of Ruth. We pick up sometime during the period of the Judges. There's a famine- how will the family of Elimelech survive-- How will his widow Naomi survive-- How does Ruth fit in and point us to Jesus-- Let's listen to what the Holy Spirit has for us today...--Famine -1-1-22---Faithfulness -2-1-23---Redeemer -13-1-21-45---Purpose -22-1-24-33-