From 2 Samuel 9:1-13, "A Gracious Heart." What is grace? Is it an obligation or a sovereign initiative? How do you receive grace? What are the benefits of receiving grace? We'll answer these questions as we look at the grace David extends to Mephibosheth.

From 2 Samuel 8:1-18. Thy Kingdom Come, What do David's military victories teach us about God? What do they teach us about the Kingdom of God? We'll answer these questions and more!!

From 2 Samuel 7:18-29. How should recipients of the grace of God respond to the God of grace? How do the promises of God anchor our hope, motivate our prayers, and fuel our confidence? We will find out in this sermon!!

From 2 Samuel 7:1-17. What does this covenant teach us about God, Christ, salvation, and our hope in the gospel? We'll learn today.

From 2 Samuel 6:16-23. What do Michal's bitter reaction toward David and David's steadfast determination to serve the Lord faithfully teach us about overcoming ridicule and scorn from the world while we serve the Lord? We'll learn today.

From 2 Samuel 6:1-15. How do we respond when our preconceived ideas about God are shattered? Listen in today!!

From 2 Samuel 5:17-24. What do two battles against the same enemy, the Philistines, teach us about the enemies we face on a regular basis? What do they teach us about the God who goes before us? Are you in the midst of a battle? Do you need encouragement? Listen in today!!

From 2 Samuel 5:1-16 What does it mean to live in God's will? How does God's will call us to action? Why must we be on guard at all times, especially when we are living in God's will? We'll answer these questions - and many more -.

From 2 Samuel 3:26-3:34 we find that God provides a refuge. Do you need a refuge? Listen to todays podcase to find out why you should not die like a fool.

From 2 Samuel 2:12-3:39. Is God as sovereign in chaotic and confusing times as He is in calm times? In the midst of chaos, war, turmoil, and uncertainty, we need to remember the words of the hymn writer: This is my Fathers world, O let me ne'er forget that though the wrong seems oft so strong, God is the ruler yet.