Pastor Jeff Johnson is taking us verse by verse through Second Samuel at the present time, and if you’ll recall, David has been on the receiving end of overwhelming kindness from his friend Jonathan as well as from God. David didn’t forget this, and when he gained power and wealth, he sought to use it to bless and be kind to others.

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Today on Sound Doctrine Pastor Jeff Johnson resumes his study of Second Samuel, chapter seven, David has a Godly desire to bless God’s heart, and build a house in the Lord’s name. It was a good thing, born out of a good motive. But God said, “No.” We’ll see why today on the broadcast.

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Today, Pastor Jeff Johnson will show us how King David desired to build a temple for God, out of a good motive, and yet the Lord declines the offer. This is part off our new series in Second Samuel, so turn to Second Samuel, chapter seven.

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Today we continue our verse by verse series through Second Samuel. We’ve reached a key point in King David’s reign. He wants to make God the focal point of the nation, so he arranges for the Ark of the Covenant to be brought back to Israel. Pastor Jeff will have you consider a key question today - is God the center of your life?

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In Second Samuel chapter six, The Ark of the Covenant is arriving, and David is struck with fear as he sees a man named Uzzah die just by touching the Ark. God had previously made it clear that no man was to do this. As we consider this story, we should also consider the wisdom in fearing a powerful God. God is a loving and personal God, but He is also a God of wrath when wrath is appropriate.

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day on Sound Doctrine, we find that David has officially become the King of Israel, and he leads his fighting men into a bloody battle. There’s an underlying lesson in this Old Testament story. Going into battle without God is a bad idea!

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Successful people are all around us, but few actually realize the source of their greatness, and even fewer still understand the purpose of it. In chapter four of Second Samuel, David was about to become the King of Israel. The source of David’s greatness was God, and there was also a purpose behind it all.

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We are in a study of Second Samuel with Pastor Jeff Johnson, and in the third chapter we notice how we are not to use relationships to get power. We will meet up with a few characters in this intriguing story - one who compromised to get power and another who fought to keep it.

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Today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson continues his new series through Second Samuel by looking at chapter two, and a great example of Godly patience. David is facing some serious challenges and the decisions he must make will affect thousands of people.

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Today we return to Jeff’s new series through Second Samuel. In chapter two, David does something that sets him apart from many of the leaders who had come before him. He asks the Lord for guidance.

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