Sermons About King-david
A Compassionate Heart
In the story of David and Mephibosheth we see the king demonstrate a great deal of compassion and mercy to a man who was an assumed enemy to the throne. The way that David seeks out an opportunity to show the loving-kindness of God to Mephibosheth, and the way that he makes room at his table for him, reflects to us the character of God and instructs us on how to live in response.
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A Contrite Heart
In 2 Samuel 11 and 12, King David stumbles into an immense moral failure when he commits adultery with Bathsheba and murders her husband Uriah to cover it up. In Psalm 51 we learn how David can still be called a "man after God's own heart" and how we can share in the forgiveness that David receives - by embracing Jesus as the truer and better King.
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The Rise and Fall of King David - 10-11-09 - 40 min.
The Story of King David, a story of victory, but also moral defeat. Learn what made David a man after God's own heart.
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Running The Race To Win - King David
A series on running the race to win using the Hebrews 11 heroes of the faith as examples. This message focuses on King David.
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Thine is the Kingdom
We have said and sung, “Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory.” It is the conclusion to the traditional version of the Lord’s Prayer.
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Disney World (Exodus 12)
3 "GREAT BIG EVENTS" in the Old Testament" 1.) Promise to Abraham (Land, Seed, Blessing/Offspring) 2.) The Passover (the bloody sacrifice of innocence) 3.) Anointing of King David (Jesus was in the line of David and the King of Kings of all who live)
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The Spirit's Annointing to Bless the City
David connects with the Spirit, David develops in maturity to be able to live in the disparity between the promise and current reality; David is released to serve in the power of the Spirit.
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Greater Than We Can Imagine
Psalm 145 is a psalm of praise (a Hymn Psalm) written by King David to God. David gives five different reasons why God is greater than we can imagine in this psalm: His deeds, compassion, Kingdom, faithful love, and nearness to His people. Our response to God for these things should be like David's response - we should praise God every day!
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