John 3:19. Jesus’ words challenge believers to be grateful, be alert, and be light.
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Sermons on Sermon
1 Samuel 28:3-25. The payment for Saul’s continual rebellion begins to come due.
1 Samuel 27:1-28:2. Saul’s murderous quest forces David to take extreme measures.
1 Samuel 26. David again shows mercy to Saul and demonstrates that his hope is in God for vindication.
1 Peter 2:23. Christ gives his people a rich example of how to respond to both insults and suffering.
1 Samuel 25. Two villains and an unlikely hero.
1 Thessalonians 5:15. God’s people are called to return good for evil.
1 Samuel 24. God gives Saul into David’s hands. David’s response shows the importance of keeping a tender conscience before God.
2 Timothy 2:1. Paul reminds Timothy to be strong in the grace that Christ provides.
1 Samuel 23. Despite the significant trials Israel has experienced under Saul’s brutality, there are signs that God is beginning to use David to deliver his people.
1 Samuel 21-22. David is now a fugitive on the run with Saul, the mad king, in swift pursuit.
1 Samuel 20. Saul’s paranoia begins to have serious consequences.
Ephesians 4:26-27.
1 Samuel 18-19. David and Saul both give an example. One shows us to be fearless, the other to fear God.
Matthew 11:28-30. Jesus gives two calls to those who will follow him.
Lamentations 3:19-33. The lament for Jerusalem’s destruction shows believers three principles to cling to in the midst of suffering.
Job 1:20-22. Job gives us an example of how to mourn, worship, and submit in times of trial, all to the glory of God.
John 1:14. Jesus took on flesh and dwelt among his people
Hebrew 2:14-15. Jesus demonstrates his great love for us by taking on our humanity.
1 Samuel 17:1-58. David shows himself to be God’s anointed servant when he responds to a pagan threat to God’s people.