Our teacher is pastor Jeff Johnson, and he’s in the process of taking us through Second Samuel. David is about sixty-five years of age at this point in the story, and he would live about five more years. In chapter twenty-two, he offers a Psalm of praise to God, a testimony to the Lord’s faithfulness and goodness.

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On today’s broadcast, we’ll read about a man who found himself in dire straits yet found a way to sing praises to God anyway. As a result, God used him in a mighty and powerful way. We are studying Second Samuel chapter twenty-two, and the man we are focusing ion is King David.

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In Second Samuel twenty-two, David offers a song of praise, and it was written during his last years on earth. He’s testifying of how gracious God is, and I think you’ll be encouraged by it.

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As we near the end of 2026, we see a world in disarray. The situation with Iran. The sexual perversion we see being celebrated. Total chaos. But we can gain hope and encouragement from God’s word, and that’s what we hope will happen to you today as we finish our look at Second Samuel twenty-one. It’s a time if war for Israel, and King David is getting near the end of his time as Israel’s leader.

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David is at the end of his reign as King, and faces a major national crisis and some major battles! But he does the right thing in turning to the Lord. Pastor Jeff will relate this to our daily walk with Jesus. You can be sure we’ll ha

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I don’t have to take a poll of our listeners to say that we’ve all been guilty of not keeping a promise. While we fail to keep our promises on occasion, God never does. He’s a promise giving God and a promise keeping God! This shines through in Second Samuel twenty-one, which is where we’re headed today on Sound Doctrine.

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Today on Sound Doctrine we take you to Second Samuel twenty-one, where there was a national calamity taking place in that day . King David did what we should do. He turned to God in prayer. It was a time for David to be seeking the Lord, and pastor Jeff Johnson says we should do the same.

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eff is currently taking us verse by verse through the Old Testament book of Second Samuel. There is one central figure in this book, and that of course is David. But there are a whole bunch of other people as well - some good and some bad. Last time, in Second Samuel twenty, a man named Joab - one of David’s main guys, got some help from a wise woman, and it all results in a head being thrown over a wall! Goodness!

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King David led quite a life. He had incredible highs, and some mind-numbing lows as well. Today we see him once again threatened by someone who wanted to take over - this time a rebel named Sheba. This guy was pretty charismatic - he told the men of Israel that they should abandon David, and so they did. David also had a man named Joab to contend with.

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How do you normally respond to those who have hurt you, or done you wrong? The world would say, get em back! Give them a taste of their own medicine. But God would have us go in a far different direction, and it’s modeled by King David in the story before us. David is about to show tremendous compassion and mercy to the people who wronged him, and that should be our response too.

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