From his deathbed King David gives advice to his son and successor, Solomon (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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David is old and is so cold as he lies in his sickbed that a nurse must be found who will lie next to him to keep him warm (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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David foolishly orders a census of the army that results in a plague from God that takes the lives of 70,000 Israelites (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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We are given a list of the names and representative exploits of Davidʼs personal guard, called his ʻmighty menʼ (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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An aged King David writes the last of his inspired psalms (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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David looked back and wrote a song about his life portraying it as a musical (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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Four Philistine giants are defeated by David and his men (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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A three-year famine is ended when seven sons of Saul are executed for their sin against the Gibeonites (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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Joab disembowels Amasa and leaves him wallowing in his own blood with his “entrails poured out on the ground” (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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David had fled Jerusalem but is now invited back to restore his reign over the nation (Pastor Gene Pensiero)

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