Old Testament

2 Samuel 19

The battle is over. Now it's time to restore what rebellion has broken. Is David up to the task?

Habakkuk

God's righteous judgment is inevitable. He alone knows when. Habakkuk is shown why and how.

2 Samuel 17-18

How much trouble can come from sin? David knows the answer. Do you?

2 Samuel 15-16

Absalom's rebellion has begun, and David is forced to flee. Observe how true loyalty, feigned loyalty and rejection affect him.

2 Samuel 13-14

There is sin in the house of David, Nathan's prophecy begins to be fulfilled and more sorrow lies ahead.

2 Samuel 11-12

We see in these chapters the fall of a great king and the chastening of a beloved son, but also the Grace of the God from whom nothing is hid.

2 Samuel 9-10

The offer of kindness by David (a picture of our King Jesus) is received by the undeserving one and rejected by the unbelieving one.

2 Samuel 7-8

A house will be built, but by whom and for whom? And how will it be paid for? The answers are right here.