After a temporary truce is agreed upon between Abner and Joab, Joab uses the opportunity to assassination his rival, Abner, Saul's war chief using Asahel's killing as an excuse.This is the Fifth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty & Glory; and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In spite of tempers running hot, Joab and Abner form a momentary truce. Vengeance, however, is still an option in the mind of Joab.--This is the Fourth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In spite of tempers running hot, Joab and Abner form a momentary truce. Vengeance, however, is still an option in the mind of Joab.This is the Fourth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty & Glory; and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Even though God had anointed David as King over Israel, the house of Saul refuses to give up its royal position under the leadership of Saul's son, Ishbosheth. --This is the Third Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Even though God had anointed David as King over Israel, the house of Saul refuses to give up its royal position under the leadership of Saul's son, Ishbosheth. This is the Third Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty & Glory; and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Hearing the news of Saul and Jonathan's death, David takes up a heart wrenching lamentation. --This is the Second Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

This Sermon begins an exposition on the Second Book of the Prophet Samuel where David is told of Saul's final humiliation.--This is the First Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

During the Puritan and Colonial era it was customary to preach an Election Day sermon. This was done throughout the colonies for the express purpose of educating Christ's church as to their duty in that election cycle in order to preserve their God given liberties. As we approach the celebration of America's Independence we again look to what God says about the Civil ruler

During the Puritan and Colonial era it was customary to preach an Election Day sermon. This was done throughout the colonies for the express purpose of educating Christ's church as to their duty in that election cycle in order to preserve their God given liberties. As we approach the celebration of America's Independence we too should be reminded as to our duty to preserve those liberties.

Samuel's prophesy now comes to fruition as Saul faces his final days before the Philistine army.--This is the Sixty First and Final Sermon in the series, Dynasty, Lordship and Authority- an exposition on the First Book of Samuel.