Sound Doctrine

We see rebellion all around us... from the child who puts their foot down in disobedience to their parents, to the adult in prison who refuses to comply with the laws of the land. We even see rebellion applauded on TV., and in the music we buy. But unrighteous rebellion is far from being encouraged in the Scriptures, in fact, as we’ll soon see, there are destructive consequences that come to those who would go down that road. Pastor Jeff Johnson takes us now to Second Samuel nineteen, on today’s edition of Sound Doctrine.

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Pastor Jeff is developing his study of Second Samuel. In chapter nineteen we find David consumed with grief at the death of his rebellious son. We’ll gain important insight and encouragement in how to handle these kinds of situations.

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If you have kids, and one of them has rebelled against you, or walked away from their faith, you’ll identify with David’s predicament. David’s son Absalom has spent quite some time trying to kill his father, and yet, after his attempts fail and Absalom dies, David mourns over the loss of his son. What a beautiful expression of Godly love and a forgiving nature.

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Our Lord and Savior went to great lengths to restore our relationship with God. The Lord sent His one and only Son to earth, so that we might experience new birth, and a right relationship with Him. Today on the broadcast we’ll see how David’s broken relationship with the nation of Israel, is restored.

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Today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson picks up where we left off in our study of Second Samuel. We’ll soon see that King David experienced great heartbreak because of his rebellious child.

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Today we’ll continue our study of Second Samuel, by turning to chapter seventeen. David is a new man, and has repented from his sin, and is seeking to make things right. Bathsheba’s grandfather, Ahithephel, has stored bitterness and resentment in his heart over the course of a ten year period. And now we’re about to see him launch a rebellion against David.

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Today on Sound Doctrine we can make an informed choice on where our loyalties will lie. We’ll be in chapter sixteen of Second Samuel, where lines have been drawn and choices have been made. Now the consequences of those choices will unfold.

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Today on Sound Doctrine, we’re going to begin a study of Second Samuel sixteen, and we’re going to see King David having a bad day. Not only is his very own son seeking to get rid of him, he’s being pelted with rocks by a bunch of other guys as he flees for safety.

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David is at an extremely low point of his life, and during this time, a virtual nobody begins cursing at him and throwing stones in his direction for no good reason. But David handles the false accusations and ill treatment in a Godly way, as we’re about to see.

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We’ve been spotlighting the life of David - learning from his strengths and also his weaknesses. Speaking of which, Second Samuel chapters fifteen through eighteen records the rebellion of David’s son Absalom. It underscores the difficulty of raising children and the strength needed when there’s failure.

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