2 Samuel
The purpose of 2 Samuel is to chronicle the reign of David as the king of Israel and to show his rise to power and consolidation of the kingdom through military conquests. The book also explores David's personal life, including his relationships with his wives and children, and his friendship with Jonathan. The story of David and Bathsheba, as well as his struggles with his own family and court officials, are also recounted. Ultimately, the book emphasizes that David's reign was a result of God's covenant promises to his chosen people, and the establishment of the Davidic Covenant ensured that David's line would produce a forever king.
God Has Chosen to Love You
Pastor Scott explores five ways God choose to love us as seen in 2 Samuel 22.
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Devastating Consequences and Real Hope
Pastor Spence addresses generational sin as seen through David's son Absalom as we continue in our 2 Samuel series.
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Grace for the Disgraced
Pastor Rashard shows us how God's grace is the antidote to our disgrace, shame, and sin as he expounds on the account of Tamar and Amnon in 2 Samuel 13.
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Pastor Josh shows us how God offers hope in the midst of circumstances that feel hopeless as he expounds on the account of Tamar and Amnon in 2 Samuel 13.
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Getting Caught
Pastor Jake teaches about sin's consequences and God's mercy through the account of David and Bathsheba from 2 Samuel 11 and 12.
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King Self vs. King Jesus
Pastor Spence continues in 2 Samuel series and utilizes a familiar illustration to help us consider who is on the throne of our lives.
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Pastor Joseph closes our series in 2 Samuel as he discusses God's ability to graciously shape us through the choices we make in life.
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