This passage recounts David's kindness to Saul's handicapped son, Mephibosheth. Elder Brian Farley explains the details regarding this and shares some practical application as well. We pray this is greatly helpful to you.

This is one of those types of chapters that we often read over and move on. However, Pastor Todd seeks to bring relevance to a passage that seems to not have much for us. We pray this is greatly beneficial to you.

How do we often respond when God says -no-- In this lesson, Elder Brian Farley exposits this passage that explains how David responded when God told him he wasn't the one to build the temple. Oh, let us have the heart of David that we see here.

This chapter is a major turning point in Biblical history. The Davidic covenant is directly related to at least 40 other Old Testament passages. Not only so, the historic narrative focuses in on Jesus even more in this passage. We hope your faith is strengthened by this study.

After the failed attempt to bring the Ark into Jerusalem, David and his citizens are more careful this time. As the king entered the city, however, he is seen and later reprimanded by Saul's daughter. We pray you learn a great deal from this message by Elder Brian Farley.

Amidst their excitement, David and the people cut a corner in the handling of the ark. As a result, Uzzah is struck down. God demands that we reverence Him. God demands holiness. We hope this lesson leads you to be more serious about God's demands.

Elder Brian Farley takes a look at Israel's accepting of David as king over the whole nation. There is much to glean from this passage. We pray you are greatly helped.

Following the murder of Abner, some of the leaders of Ish-bosheth murder him and bring his head to David. In this lesson, Elder Brian Farley explains not only their motivation, but the heart of David in dealing with them. We are sure this lesson will help you in your desire to follow Jesus.

In our previous lesson, Abner left David's presence in peace. In today's lesson, he is murdered in cold blood. There is certainly much to see in this chapter, especially as it relates to David's response. We hope this lesson helps you as you seek to serve the Lord.

In this passage, we see the providence of God at work as Abner changes his support from Ish-bosheth to David. This passage contains some rather unique events. Nonetheless, it is God's will for David to come to power and we see that end coming soon.