In 1 Samuel, from chapter 19 to the end of the book we read of David being hunted by Saul. David is restrained in his response to Saul, refusing to take his life when he had opportunity. In chapter 25, we see the reason for David’s restraint and how it is we can be restrained in our lives.

In this guest sermon, Duane Cory (Deer Creek Church, Denver) takes us through Psalm 19 which speaks of God’s glory, God’s law, and our Redeemer.

In 1 Samuel 18 we are introduced to what God’s chosen king is like. In this sermon we look at the significance of him being a suffering, protected, and loved king.

In Psalm 140, King David teaches us how to pray in light of injustice and points us to the greater suffering King, the Lord Jesus Christ. In this sermon, Josh Heasman outlines how this psalm helps us face our own suffering.

The sixth and final instalment of our Sunday Seminar series on early church history.

The fifth instalment of our Sunday Seminar series on early church history.

1 Samuel 17 contains the well-known event of David defeating Goliath. Far from being a mere inspirational underdog story, however, it’s an event that is all about God’s honour and what he will do to defend it. In this sermon we consider what it is to dishonour God, the effect it has on us, and what God does about it.

In this Sunday Seminar series we are considering the development of the Christian church in the first five centuries after the time of the New Testament.

In 1 Samuel 16 we learn that David is God’s chosen king to replace Saul. The emphasis in the chapter is all on the decision being God’s choice. In this sermon we consider the importance, the man, and the result of God’s choice.

Occasionally at Trinity, we run a series of Sunday Seminars as an opportunity to learn more about the Bible’s teaching and the history of the Christian church. In this series, Phil Andrews will be introducing us to the ways in which the Church developed in the first five centuries.