David cried out for the LORD to save His people in Psalm 28. This passage speaks about the inheritance with which the LORD blesses His people. In this message, we see how Psalm 28 and Romans 8 are related. We also see the encouraging future God has for those who trust Him.

David thanks God for returning him to his kingdom. It had been a stormy and deadly ordeal. Yet the Lord took care of David through these difficult times. This message is for those who, like David, face severe trials.

As David prepares for death, he leaves behind some good advice for his son, Solomon.

This advice serves us well today as we celebrate Father's Day.

Absalom attempted to overthrow his father, David. We see the results of this effort in this message.

Absalom's return leads to a rebellion against David. David, his family, and his supporters are forced to flee Jerusalem. This was a challenging time for David, but through it all he kept a level head and a humble attirude.

After being exiled by his father, David, Absalom returns to Jerusalem. Ultimately, this will spell trouble for David.

Lydia was the first person saved on the European continent. Her example is an excellent one for both women and men.

This sermon examines the troubled history of David's children, their relationships with each other, and their relationships to him. The Bible does not gloss over the ugly details of David's children. It serves as a real warning to people who do not properly watch over the raising of their children. Originally recorded on May 05, 2024 AD.

This is the Sunday School Lesson for May 26.

It covers Genesis 46 through 50.

This message contains the sad story of David's sin with Bathsheba, as well as his even worse cover-up by having Her husband killed.

It is a dramatic account of treachery and forgiveness. It contains life lessons for everyone.