Sound Doctrine

Today we again turn to Paul’s letter to the Galatian churches. The churches in Galatia had strayed away from the truths Paul had taught them when the church was formed. Salvation through faith was the corner stone, and the Galatians had listened to the wrong teachers after Paul had left, and now they believed they had to work for their salvation. That’s the same false doctrine that many people are falling for today.

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Jeff Johnson is our Bible teacher, and today he introduces us to the book of Galatians. Over the course of the next couple of months, we’ll be making our way through this epistle, from beginning to end. Passion is part of everyone’s life. Whether you’re passionate about your golf game, or music, or reading, or whatever it is, we all have things we feel passionate about. Do you feel passionate when it comes to the gospel of Jesus Christ?

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Pastor Jeff Johnson has been offering highlights from the life of David over the last couple of months. And we’ve seen many highs and lows, victories and defeats! Sin and it’s consequences. But through it all, the Lord refers to David as a man after God’s heart. And that should be an encouragement to all of us. Even though we blow it, God still sees us through Christ-colored glasses.

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In Second Samuel chapter twenty-four we have the account of David’s final days. His journey is coming to an end, but how would he finish the race? It’s certainly a question we should all consider for ourselves - how will I be remembered? What’s my legacy going to be? How can I glorify God through my life?

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Today we continue our verse by verse series through Second Samuel. This book centers on the life of David, and it is amazing to see what David was in the beginning of the book, and where he is now, as we examine the final chapter. David was a mighty King, but he had some ups and downs that would make just about anyone’s head spin. But he was also a man after God’s own heart.

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Today on Sound Doctrine, we find King David basically falling into that trap. David saw the greatness of the nation of Israel and its military, but He failed to realize the source of that strength was God! That’s a mistake we can easily fall into as well. So let’s see the true source of our strength and security as we join pastor Jeff.

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Consider for a moment the great men in the Bible. Certainly Moses, Abraham and the Apostle Paul all come to mind. Another man who certainly makes the list is King David.... a man after God’s own heart! All of these men knew that every word they spoke and every action they took would be scrutinized, and in the case of King David, as his life neared it’s end, he wanted to leave his people with some strong words to think about.

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We’re going to be in Second Samuel chapter twenty-three today, as we look at the last words of King David. As he nears the end of his life, this great man leaves his people with some wonderful words of challenge. Of course, these words also have some great lessons for us as well. We see another example here of King David’s faith and love for God - even in tough times.

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Think about a trial you may be going through. Are you bitter? So you blame God? Or are you thanking God for always being with you though those tough moments in life? Today on Sound Doctrine, we finish our look at Second Samuel twenty-two, as pastor Jeff Johnson shows us how King David, in the last years of his life, and facing some real hardship, stayed faithful and kept trusting God.

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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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