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This week we are looking at How Jesus is revealed in the story of David and Goliath. Examining 1 Samuel 17 and the triamph David has over Goliath is a forshadowing of the triumph of Jesus over sin and death.

Friendship and a prelude to jealousy The blessing of friendship Jonathan soul is knit to David’s (v1) Jonathan makes a covenant with David (v3) promise, terms, sacrifice proverbs 17:17 “A friend loves at all times, and a brother is born for adversity.” proverbs 27:17 “Iron sharpens iron, and one man…

Was Jesus an absent Christ after He ascended to Heaven? If not, what role did He take? In what ways did He fulfill that role?

David psalm

In this sermon we look at the story of David and Saul and what it can tell us about God’s plans for us.

Matthew's gospel presents the anointed king of Israel and how Jesus goes the wilderness and endure temptation and proves he is the worthy king worth following.

Even thpugh Saul is dead, David is still surrounded by bloodshed as he struggles to claim the throne over all of Israel. He tries to present a presence of peace. How difficult is it for us today to be people of peace when we are surrounded by conflict? Are we too influenced by our surroundings to determine if we can "keep our peace"?

Our guest speaker Bill Daily shares with us the nature of faith though the lives of Abraham, Moses, David, John the Baptist, Thomas, Peter and Jesus.

The Spirit of the Lord on your life is what will make the difference in times of trouble.

The account of David honoring his friend Jonathan by caring for his son Mephibosheth is a great example of how we as Christian ought to seek opportunities to show grace, mercy and kindness. It isn't always easy, and sometimes its risky!

While Saul becomes a tragedy, David avoids this fate by handling things differently. If Saul is a life ruined, David is a life redeemed.

The story of Uzzah's death for reaching out and touching the ark in 2 Samuel 6 is "hard theology". Any kind of human suffering on the part of people who are seemingly innocent challenges most theologies. This lesson explores lessons learned from this epidsode in David's life and how it affects our need to accept hard theologies.

Ps Graham share #9 in the message Series David's Exploits: "Leaving an Inheritance - David's Last words"

1. We must recognize where forgiveness is found (vs. 1-2) 2. We must realize we have sinned against God (vs. 3-6) 3. We must desire to be forgiven (vs. 7-12) 4. We must respond rightly to the forgiveness we receive (vs. 13-17)