"You can’t read the story of David and Goliath without becoming aware of the giants in your own life: problems and anxieties so big, they look impossible to defeat. David Jeremiah returns to the book of First Samuel and shares the surprising choice a young fugitive made when given the perfect chance to take revenge on his pursuer. But what does the Bible say about revenge? Dr. The world says that it’s our right, it’s sweet, and it’s a dish that’s best served cold. David Jeremiah continues his series on David, who struggles – as we all sometimes do – to remain faithful in the face of trouble. But do you trust God just as fervently when the pressure is on? Dr. David Jeremiah supports that depiction as he returns to the story of a king who never gave up on his son.Īs a Christian, it’s easy to be faithful when things are going well for you. While many believers picture God seated majestically on His throne, the Bible paints the picture of a father running in pursuit of His wayward children. David Jeremiah shares how it happened-how the benign act of taking a census became stained by the sin of a king’s pride. What makes an action sinful? Is it the action itself, or the heart behind it, that makes it sinful? King David learned the answer the hard way. David Jeremiah returns to the story of King David, now a senior, wanting to live a life of leisure instead of obedience. But the Christian life doesn’t come with a retirement plan. Many believers follow King David’s example and stop serving in their golden years. David Jeremiah reveals how the king saw his favorite son carry out the same sin that he, himself, had committed, with tragic consequences. But that wasn’t the case for King David and his son, Absalom. When sons follow in their dads’ footsteps, it’s usually a source of fatherly pride. Despite the missteps he made along the way, David completes his race with strength by honoring his God. David Jeremiah brings us to the finish line of King David’s earthly life. And as Christians we can gain a godly perspective when we reach “A Bend in the Road.”Īny runner will tell you that the most important part of the race isn’t a strong start. David Jeremiah teaches that during the disruptive moments in our lives, it’s important to understand that there is a purpose in the pain. What happens when you’re living life and suddenly something unexpected shows up on your path? Just when you thought everything in your life was on track and going great, and a bend in the road takes you in a different direction. David Jeremiah shares how the Christian can gain a perspective through pain that is otherwise unattainable. Or worse than car trouble, maybe you get a phone call and learn some devastating news about a family member or friend. Have you ever had one of those “No good, very bad days”? Like having a flat tire when you need to be somewhere at a certain time, and now you’re waiting by the side of the road for assistance. David Jeremiah teaches from Psalm Seventy-one to help us understand the reality and result of trials in the believer’s life. But what do we do when we’re gripped with fear and worry when we should be sleeping? Dr. Why is it that our problems seem so much more profound in the middle of a dark night? Sometimes if we can just hold on till the morning light, things seem a little better. Psalm for a Dark Night Pt 1 August 03, 2023 David Jeremiah shares a difficult experience in his life and how God used Psalm Seventy-one to help him endure-allowing him to have an even greater influence for God. Have you ever taken time to look back at your life and see how God has used difficulties in your life for good? Just like physical exercise builds stronger muscles, we can see how the pain of trials makes us spiritually stronger. Psalm for a Dark Night Pt 2 August 04, 2023 David Jeremiah teaches that during the disruptive moments in our lives, it’s important to understand that there is a … read more
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