Paul alerts us to a clear and present danger this morning. Sin will rot and corrode Jesus’s Body, the Church. Sin is like mold growing behind a ... Read More
The Church is the keeper and herald of the gospel mystery. For most of the last two thousand years, the Church has done this keeping and heralding wor... Read More
Our committed love for one another proclaims the gospel’s unifying power. God gathers a diverse people through Christ. And that confounds the wo... Read More
In this passage we find King David’s sentimental, anemic love for his rebellious son Absalom reaching a head. In these verses David’s unde... Read More
Although Absalom’s betrayal of his father, King David, in this chapter does not contain an immediate resolution, it does point powerfully to Chr... Read More
God has chosen and anointed King David and described him as man after His own heart. But the king has just committed two terrible transgressions—com... Read More
Throughout Israel’s history God promised a coming Messiah who would bring about the redemption of His people, Israel, and establish His priestly... Read More
In 2 Samuel 6 we encounter the newly crowned king of a unified Israel, King David, working toward restoring Israel’s sacrificial system of worship t... Read More
In the wake of King Saul’s death there’s a leadership vacuum in Israel and leadership vacuums often lead to power grabs. David, God’s an... Read More
In this gripping passage we confront King Saul at the bottom of his death spiral—a decline that began all the way back in chapter 13. In the face of... Read More
