In this chapter we will see that premeditated sin is costly with the Lord. It has been said that sin will take you further than you want to go, keep you longer than you want to stay, and cost you more than you want to pay.
This chapter will give us Davids last words and we will see that he was helped by God. And as we look at his mighty men, he was also helped by great people God placed in his life.
In this study, David erupts in praise over all that God has done for him.
In this study we will see that what Saul and David left behind them was a direct reflection of how they spent their time in life and ministry. May we be wise in how we serve the Lord.
In this chapter we will see a number of consequences that result from decisions made by David and others. It will serve as a great reminder to pray before we act.
In this study, we will look at the importance of being Kingdom Minded. David was not always considering what was best for the Kingdom and had to be straightened out.
In this chapter we will see a win for God's people but it will feel like a loss as Absalom dies in battle. Sometimes when God has His way, we don’t have ours. We will talk about how to deal with that.
In this study, we will see that even though David had so much going against him, God had allowed one of Davids men to infiltrate Absaloms leadership. So we have one of Davids trusted men (Hushai) behind enemy lines. A sweet lesson as God often places us behind enemy lines to work His kingdom plan.
In this chapter we will learn about the sinfulness of slander, how that sin brings shame and sorrow upon our lives and how to look to God when everything is falling apart.
In this study we will see David betrayed by his son and many of the men of Israel broken, as he has to flee from his son. But blessed, he still has a relationship with God and God is his help in time of trouble. We will learn that in times of trouble, we shouldn’t look around and despair, nor do we look within and become depressed, but look up to the Lord where our help comes from.