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Sermon: "A Text that Terrifies" The preaching passage: 1 Samuel 28:1-31:13 These books trace the rise of kingship in Israel, beginning with Saul and transitioning to Israel's greatest king, David. The story is fraught with ups and downs for the nation, as well as spectacular displays of righteousness and spectacular forays into sin by the kings themselves. All along, t...
Keep ReadingSermon: "Deliverance and Delight" The preaching passage: Psalm 18 These books trace the rise of kingship in Israel, beginning with Saul and transitioning to Israel's greatest king, David. The story is fraught with ups and downs for the nation, as well as spectacular displays of righteousness and spectacular forays into sin by the kings themselves. All along, the kingsh...
Keep ReadingSermon: "Life with the King" The preaching passage: 1 Samuel 18:1-27:12 These books trace the rise of kingship in Israel, beginning with Saul and transitioning to Israel's greatest king, David. The story is fraught with ups and downs for the nation, as well as spectacular displays of righteousness and spectacular forays into sin by the kings themselves. All along, the ...
Keep ReadingSermon: "Give Me a Man" The preaching passage: 1 Samuel 16:1-17:58 These books trace the rise of kingship in Israel, beginning with Saul and transitioning to Israel's greatest king, David. The story is fraught with ups and downs for the nation, as well as spectacular displays of righteousness and spectacular forays into sin by the kings themselves. All along, the kings...
Keep ReadingSermon: "The Bleating of Sheep" The preaching passage: 1 Samuel 13:1-15:35 These books trace the rise of kingship in Israel, beginning with Saul and transitioning to Israel's greatest king, David. The story is fraught with ups and downs for the nation, as well as spectacular displays of righteousness and spectacular forays into sin by the kings themselves. All along, t...
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