1 Samuel, Expository, History, Old Testament
1 Samuel 21-22:5, 23:1-13 – DAVID ON THE RUN! In our text David is on the run! King Saul wants to kill him, and it is obvious that David needed to escape. Let’s look at and learn from some of David’s experiences “on the run”. ON THE RUN IN DISHONESTY – Proverbs...
Expository, History, Joshua, Joshua Series - Moving Forward, Old Testament, Series
JOSHUA 24:1-28 – A SECOND FAREWELL – LEADER TO FOLLOWERS #20 of 20 – MOVING FORWARD – THE BOOK OF JOSHUA He had served as Moses’ servant. He had been Moses’ general for the armies of Israel. He and Caleb had been the only spies that came back from the...
Expository, History, Joshua, Joshua Series - Moving Forward, Old Testament, Series
JOSHUA 23:1-16 – A FIRST FAREWELL – LEADER TO LEADERS #19 – MOVING FORWARD – THE BOOK OF JOSHUA Joshua had followed Moses as the leader of the Nation of Israel. He was called upon by God to lead Israel into the Promised Land (Joshua 1:1-6). Like other leaders,...
Expository, History, Joshua, Joshua Series - Moving Forward, Old Testament, Series
JOSHUA 22:9-34 – DISASTER AVOIDED #18 – MOVING FORWARD – THE BOOK OF JOSHUA How do misunderstandings cause disaster? How do the words “I thought” cause trouble? Why is it good to talk to others when something they have said or done troubles us? Why do we tend to talk...
Expository, History, Joshua, Joshua Series - Moving Forward, Old Testament, Series
JOSHUA 22:1-8 – HONORABLE DISCHARGE #17 – MOVING FORWARD – THE BOOK OF JOSHUA What does it mean to receive an honorable discharge? Other than from the military, where is it possible to receive an honorable discharge? Joshua 21:43-45 nicely sums up the first 21...
Expository, History, Joshua, Joshua Series - Moving Forward, Old Testament, Series
JOSHUA 20 – MERCY SHOWN, JUSTICE SATISFIED #16 – MOVING FORWARD – THE BOOK OF JOSHUA What is the difference between murder and (involuntary) manslaughter? Should there be a difference in punishment? God in His mercy provided for a lesser punishment and protection for...
