Old Testament

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.

2 Samuel 5:10-6:23

Good start, David, but maybe you should have asked for God's directions more often. Just saying...

2 Samuel 3:1-5:9

When things don't go as we planned, God's plan never fails to be accomplished. How great is our God!

2 Samuel 1-2

David will find the road is not always easy, but he has begun the journey by asking God for directions. That's always a good thing to do.