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Series: Q2 2025 Sound In Worship
Service: Wednesday Night Bible Study
Type: Member Sermon
Speaker: Bill Perry
Series: N/A
Service: Sunday Morning Worship
Type: Minister Sermon
Speaker: Jonathan Caldwell
Little Introductions to the Gospel
Series: Q2 2025 Kingdoms
Service: Sunday Morning Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Jonathan Caldwell
Series: Q2 2025 Sound In Worship
Service: Wednesday Night Bible Study
Type: Minister Sermon
Speaker: Bill Perry
Series: N/A
Service: Sunday Morning Worship
Type: Minister Sermon
Speaker: Jonathan Caldwell
Some False Gospels : Galatians 1:6-10
1 Corithinas 2:2 - "For I decided to know nothing among your except Jesus Christ and Him Crucified"
Series: Q2 2025 Kingdoms
Service: Sunday Morning Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Jonathan Caldwell
David and Saul (1)
1 Samuel 16-21
David Anointed as King - 1 Samuel 16
vv 1-5 – Samuel Sent to Jesse
vv 6-11 – None of Jesse’s Sons
vv 12-13 – David, the Youngest
vv 14-23 – David Taken into Saul’s Service
“Seeing” in Samuel
1 Samuel 9:2 – a physical description of Saul
1 Samuel 9:9 – a historical note about prophets and “seers”
1 Samuel 9:16 – “for I have seen my people”
1 Samuel 9:17 – “when Samuel saw Saul”
1 Samuel 9:19 – “I am the seer”
1 Samuel 10:24 – “Do you see him whom the Lord has chosen” with an emphasis on Saul’s appearance
1 Samuel 16:1 – “for I have provided for myself a king” = same root word as seen
1 Samuel 10:24 – “do not look on his outward appearance…For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart.”
David and Goliath - 1 Samuel 17
vv 1-11 – Single Combat: Goliath
vv 12-18 – Jesse Sends David
vv 19-30 – David Inquires of Goliath
vv 31-40 – David Offers to Fight
vv 41-54 – David Defeats Goliath
vv 55-58 – Saul Inquires of David
An Issue of Chronology
1 Samuel 16:14-23 – David taken into Saul’s service (18-19)
1 Samuel 17:55-58 – David introduces himself to Saul
Scripture is concerned more with theology than chronology
It has been argued that chapter 17 actually happened before 16
Why would the writer place 16 first?
To emphasize that God was concerned with David’s heart
The first note about David is that he is the youngest/smallest
The second note is about David being with the sheep
It is only in the third note that we get a physical description
What happens if the introduction to David is his killing Goliath?
Saul and David as Frenemies - 1 Samuel 18
vv 1-5 – David and Jonathan
vv 6-9 – Saul’s Jealousy
vv 10-11 – Saul Tries to Kill David
vv 12-16 – David as Saul’s Commander
vv 17-19 – David and Merab
vv 20-29 – David and Michal
v 30 – David’s Success and Popularity
Everyone Except Saul - 1 Samuel 19
vv 1-7 – Jonathan Intervenes for David
vv 8-10 – Saul Tries to Kill David (Again)
vv 11-17 – Michal Intervenes for David
vv 18-24 – God Intervenes for David
Jonathan and David - 1 Samuel 20
vv 1-11 – Jonathan and David’s Discussion
vv 12-17 – Jonathan and David’s Covenant
vv 18-23 – Jonathan and David’s Plan
vv 24-34 – Saul’s Reaction
vv 35-42 – Jonathan and David Separate
David on the Run -1 Samuel 21
vv 1-2 – David’s Lie
vv 3-6 – Supplies: The Showbread
v 7 – Doeg the Edomite
vv 8-9 – Supplies: Goliath’s Sword
vv 10-15 – David Flees to Gath
Series: Q2 2025 Sound In Worship
Service: Wednesday Night Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Bill Perry
Series: N/A
Service: Sunday Morning Worship
Type: Minister Sermon
Speaker: Jonathan Caldwell
How Does One Repent
Series: Q2 2025 Kingdoms
Service: Sunday Morning Bible Study
Type: Bible Class
Speaker: Jonathan Caldwell
Why Was Saul Hiding in the Baggage?
Joshua 6:18 – the spoil devoted to the Lord
Joshua 7:1 – Achan (genealogy)
Joshua 7:11 – hidden among their belongings
Joshua 7:17 – cast lots (but we already know)
Joshua 7:19 – What have you done? (Eve, Cain, Aaron)
Joshua 7:21 – “beautiful cloak of Shinar” – tob
“God saw that it was tob”
1 Samuel 8:7, 9 – “listen to the voice of the people”
Adam, Abram, Aaron
1 Samuel 8:8 – God likens their request to idolatry
1 Samuel 8:10-18 – take (4x): Eve, Achan, kings, David
1 Samuel 9:1 – Saul is tall and tob
1 Samuel 9:20 – Saul is the desire of all the people
1 Samuel 10:20 – cast lots (but we already know)
Take, take, taken by lot
1 Samuel 10:22 – Saul is hiding in the baggage!
1 Samuel 10:24 Joshua 7:21 Genesis 3:6
Saul Saves Jabesh-gilead - 1 Samuel 11
vv 1-3 – Nahash Besieges Jabesh-gilead
vv 4-7 – Messengers Sent to Saul
vv 8-11 – Saul Defeats the Ammonites
vv 12-15 – Saul Vindicated
Samuel’s Rebuke - 1 Samuel 12
vv 1-5 – Samuel’s Innocence
vv 6-11 – The Lord Has Been Your King and Deliverer
vv 12-13 – But You Demanded a King
vv 14-18 – A Sign That the People Were Wrong
vv 19-25 – Instructions and Warnings
Saul and the Philistines - 1 Samuel 13
vv 1-4 – Fighting with the Philistines
vv 5-7 – The People Scatter
vv 8-14 – Saul’s Sacrifice
vv 15-18 – The Philistines Surround Saul
vv 19-23 – Israel’s Poor Military Readiness
Jonathan and the Philistines - 1 Samuel 14
vv 1-5 – Jonathan Crosses the Valley
vv 6-12 – Jonathan’s Sign
vv 13-15 – Panic in the Garrison
vv 16-19 – Questions and Few Answers
vv 20-23 – Israel Regroups
vv 24-30 – Saul’s Rash Vow
vv 31-35 – Eating Meat with the Blood
vv 36-46 – Jonathan Redeemed
vv 47-52 – Saul’s Victories and Saul’s Family
Saul and the Amalekites - 1 Samuel 15
vv 1-3 – God’s Instructions to Saul
vv 4-9 – Saul Defeats the Amalekites
vv 10-12 – God Rejects Saul
vv 13-31 – Saul Defends His Disobedience
vv 32-35 – Samuel Kills Agag
Series: 2025 Young Peoples Retreat : Living with Joy
Service: Young Peoples Retreat
Type: Special Series
Speaker: Nick Paden
04/25/25 (Lesson 3) - 2025 Young Peoples RetreatSpeaker: Nick Paden
Series: Living with Joy - Overcoming Todays Mental Health Crisis
Lesson: Livinging Selflessly : Philipians 2
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