In celebration of the presentation of the King, the glorious Resurrection, and the Global ramifications of His Victory, this sermon considers these amazing events beginning with the vengeance of the Christ upon the wicked as explained in Isaiah 63. This is the First of three Sermons.

Now that David has been forced to come face to face with his sin, he seems to be distracted by Joab's war, lulling him into a false sense of security as to God's pronouncement on his family.--This is the Twenty Fifth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Now that David has been forced to come face to face with his sin, he seems to be distracted by Joab's war, lulling him into a false sense of security as to God's pronouncement on his family.This is the Twenty Fifth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory; an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

As a result of his sin, David must now face the repercussions of his actions, beginning with the death of his new born son.--This is the Twenty Fourth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

As a result of his sin, David must now face the repercussions of his actions, beginning with the death of his new born son.This is the Twenty Fourth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory; an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Just when David thought that his sin was hidden, and he had gotten aways with adultery, murder and mayhem, Nathan is sent to show David just how wrong he is.--This is the Twenty Third Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Just when David thought that his sin was hidden, and he had gotten aways with adultery, murder and mayhem, Nathan is sent to show David just how wrong he is.This is the Twenty Third Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory; an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In desperation to cover his sin of lustful adultery, David hatches a series of plans, all of which fail, until he contemplates the unthinkable- the murder of Uriah, the legitimate husband of Bathsheba.--This is the Twenty Second Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In desperation to cover his sin of lustful adultery, David hatches a series of plans, all of which fail, until he contemplates the unthinkable; the murder of Uriah, the legitimate husband of Bathsheba.This is the Twenty Second Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory; an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Temptation is a daily occurrence in the life of the saint. Yet temptation is not sin. It is only when the saint enters into temptation, by flirting with it, that it can become sin. David failed to flee from his carnal temptation, and by entering into that temptation, it destroyed him.--This is the Twenty First Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.