Summary
We took a look at the first appointed king which was Saul and because of Saul's repeated disobedience, because of his hardness of heart the Lord had rejected Saul as king and the youngest of Jesse's sons was anointed and that being David. So we've taken a look at David in the field on the run on the rise on the throne and on the edge and today we're going to take a look at David under the sword. Take a look at 2 Samuel chapter 16, verse 23, 2 Samuel 16, verse 23. Now don't take that statement with liberality and say it's fine here to express discipline in harsh and don't take it that way. I think I connect to it so much because I don't know that there's a single person I know that I have had those moments where I'm like, Tarshish man, we're going to Tarshish. But because David knows that he's not going to make his own new beginning, that he can't make things right, but he knows that God can and will change his heart.
Video citations
- David - Lesson 6 — Thank you for this day of grace for your promises that surround us, that gird us up. We ask now for your rich blessing as we open up your word, speak to us for your servants listen in Jesus name.…
- New Beginnings: Lesson 2 — Thank you. Lord, we thank you for this morning. We thank you for your goodness, your glory. We thank you for every new beginning. You give us each day. You allow for us to draw in breath for our…
- "Same God Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" August 12, 2018 — All summer long, we've been turning to Scripture to ask questions. We asked, why do we worry? What's the point in praying? Why do bad things happen to good people? And today we're going to ask…