Sound Doctrine

As we return to our study of Second Samuel, we encounter one of the lowest points of David’s journey on earth. David’s adultery and the murder coverup didn’t just happen. There were identifiable steps that led to this particular failure. How did this sort of thing happen? That’s the question we will pose and seek to answer now with Pastor Jeff Johnson on todays Sound Doctrine.

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There are a couple of events in David’s life that would seem to stand out above all others. Perhaps the slaying of Goliath is one, and certainly the fall into adultery and murder would be another. We’ll look at the latter today on Sound Doctrine, and seek to learn from David’s mistakes, so that we can avoid going down a similar path.

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Today we bring you the second half of a message pastor Jeff began last time, based in Second Samuel, chapter ten. King David is experiencing the good things about being a leader. His army has defeated the Ammonites and the Syrians, and David is riding high. This, of course, comes just before perhaps the Lowest point in his life - his sin with Bathsheba.

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Today on Sound Doctrine we see how David’s kindness was responded to shamefully. And it’s a lesson for us today, for those inevitable times of life when kindness is abused. Second Samuel ten is our point of reference.

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While David had many triumphs in his life, there were also a few noteworthy defeats that can serve as encouragement for us to live a life with purpose. All around us people are searching for the meaning of life. Some search for fulfillment in a spouse, or at work, in their children, or in pleasure or popularity.

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Today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson returns to Second Samuel, and in chapter nine we notice a marvelous display of kindness... a divine kind of love. Stand by for great encouragement!

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David was a man after God’s own heart, so it follows that God would honor David by protecting him against harm. It should also be noted that David was a sinner, just like all of us are, yet God still protected him.

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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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