Pastor Jeff Anders continues the series on David by looking at King Asa, David’s great-great-grandson — another king who followed David’s example. The message draws from 1 Kings 15 and 2 Chronicles 14–16. The Choice The Character The Covenant The Conquests Asa’s story moves through cleansing, construction, consecration, conquest, confirmation, and covenant (revival), then shows…
The Choice The Character The Covenant The Conquests After covering Jehoshaphat in the morning service, Pastor Anders turns to Josiah: an eight-year-old God raised up, who stayed on David’s road, rediscovered the lost Word, tore his clothes over Judah’s sin, sought a word from God, and led a revival of surrender and the destruction of…
Pastor Anders explains how King David was a conqueror because he walked by faith, sought forgiveness when he failed, and feared God more than man. That pattern became the standard for later kings of Judah. After reviewing Hezekiah (from Wednesday), Pastor Jeff holds up Jehoshaphat (~100 years after David) as another conqueror who walked “in the ways of his father David.” The…
Pastor Anders explores King David’s lasting example of victorious faith — walking by faith, seeking forgiveness, and fearing God more than man. A look at King Hezekiah in 2 Kings 18–20 shows he followed David’s pattern, tore down idols (even the brazen serpent from Numbers 21, linked to John 3), trusted and cleaved to the Lord, faced Sennacherib by spreading the letter…
Surrender in Christ brings victory and the hope, patience, and prayer that ensues. Bro. Josh encourages us in the results we can have with obedience. Do you rejoice in hope?
While your circumstances and struggles differ from David’s, you might still feel misjudged, exasperated, or dejected. Perhaps David’s Psalm of prayer will provide encouragement.
Tonight, we continue learning what made David a great conqueror. We can learn, like David, that if we do things God’s way, we will have victory over the battles in our lives.
Even though we enjoy being on the mountaintop spiritually, things grow best in the valley. Tonight’s lesson is on trust and the blessings we enjoy when we fear the Lord.
“Faith not only informs your emotions, but also informs your feet and hands.” As we examine Psalm 31 and 32, we find David an encouraging example of faith and forgiveness.
What is David’s secret to his victory over his enemies? If you want to live in victory, live like David. Learn more about listening, trusting, and obeying God, and you too can be a conqueror.