From 2 Samuel 2:1-11, A Tale of Two Kingdoms, this morning at Lakeville. What do Hebron and Mahanaim teach us about the Kingdom of God? We'll learn today!!

How The Mighty Have Fallen. How should we deal with the grief caused by the death of those we love? How does the hope of the gospel shine brightly in the midst of our grief? Do you know someone struggling with grief? Are you struggling with grief? You need to listen to this episode of our podcast!

Are taking shortcuts bad? Are there consequences? What makes us what to take shortcuts, what do they look loke and what do they lead to? Listen to this marvelous sermon today!

TWhat does Asaph tell us through his Maskil? First we receive a call, then a command, we receive confidence and finally we receive a consequence if we don't follow God's commandments. Listen to this marvelous sermon today!

Thank you to Dustin Benge for filling in for Justin while he and his family are on vacation this week. Prayers for them for traveling mercies. Listen to this marvelous sermon today!

Saul died by a self-inflicted wound. What does the Bible teach about suicide? Do people who commit suicide go to Heaven or Hell? Is suicide the unforgivable sin? We will look at these difficult questions, and more.

What does it mean to loose something? How do we recover from it? We'll find out the answer to this question and more!

What kind of people does God use to carry out his plan? What kind of people does God save? The answer may shock you! We'll find out the answer to this question and more!

Because Samuel is dead and God won't answer Saul and the Philistines are gathering for battle, Saul turns to a witch at En-dor for help. She calls Samuel up from the dead. Samuel delivers a message of judgment and imminent doom. This passage raises all kinds of questions: Did the witch really call Samuel up from the dead or was it an evil spirit imitating Samuel? If it really was Samuel, what does this mean? Can saints be called back after they're dead? Is it wrong for a Christian to be involved in the occult? How can someone who has never been involved with the occult be just as guilty before God as King Saul? We'll tackle these difficult questions and more!

How does someone like David, a man after Gods own heart, commit such a disastrous sin? We'll find out this morning.