Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 7:25-29. In prayer, we plead God’s promises back to him, and we cry out for his name to be glorified! We rest in God’s word, and we receive his blessing, through faith!

Cary Cox, from Proverbs 18. In this Midweek Bible Study, we unpack Proverbs 18. Foolishness (Sin) destroys our lives and destroys community. Wisdom is life-giving, and builds community, as we order our lives around the Lord.

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 7:18-29. Even though David is alone with God, praying in private, he has taken the people of God with him, on his mind, heart, and lips. What place does the church have in our prayers?

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 7:18-29. We are walking through David’s prayer to God, his response to God’s great promise of a Son who would reign forever. In his prayer, David magnifies the word of God, he marvels at the grace of God, and he pours out praise to God!

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 7:18-29. David responds to God’s amazing promise by praying. David models for us what biblical prayer looks like. In prayer, we seek God’s presence and humble ourselves before him!

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 7:1-17. In one of the most important passages in the entire Bible, God promises David a Son who will reign as king forever! See how the Bible connects the dots to clarify its one great message, pointing us to Jesus Christ!

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 6. David models whole-hearted worship before the Lord. Michal is not participating in worship with God’s people, but is judging and criticizing. In Christ, we are chosen and loved, free to worship God!

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 6. As David brings the ark of the covenant into Jerusalem, he is centering the kingdom around the worship of God – his presence with his people! What can we learn about true worship here?

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 5. After years of waiting, David experiences the faithfulness of God to his promise, as he is anointed king over all Israel! As David unifies Israel under his kingship, takes Jerusalem, and defeats his enemies, we see a picture of the great King, the Lord Jesus Christ!

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 3-4. Everyone around David is acting like they’ve lost their minds, spinning crazy, unleashing sin and foolishness. But David is standing still. And God is at work – even in the crazy, sovereign over sin – to fulfill his good purpose. This points us to Christ! We can trust God, even when it’s crazy!