Destination: II Samuel 1-10 Flight 17A
February 18, 2010
For a few years after Saul's death, David ruled only over Judah in the south, not over the whole nation of Israel. There was long civil war between David's army and the forces that were still loyal to Saul's descendants. Join Skip for a short flight over the first ten chapters of Second Samuel.
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2 Samuel 1
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When David was chosen to replace Saul - and especially after David became a hero to the nation of Israel - Saul attempted to take his life. But throughout this time, David never tried to retaliate against him. Join Skip for the conclusion of the book of First Samuel.
February 17, 2010
God's choice of a shepherd to be the king of Israel showed that He is more interested in what's inside a person. And David's courage in going out alone to face Goliath was an example of his faith in the power of God. Join Skip for this fast look at First Samuel, chapters 16 through 31.
February 16, 2010
When the people demanded a king like the other nations had, they were going against God's plan for them. It was the wrong time, and they chose from the wrong tribe. And they focused on his outward appearance, rather than his spirituality. Join Skip for the conclusion of this overview of First Samuel chapters 1 through 15.
February 15, 2010
First Samuel tells the story of the beginning of the monarchy in Israel. There are four important people in the book - Eli the Priest, Samuel the Prophet, Saul the Politician, and David the Poet. They all had influence, for good and for bad. Join Skip for a flight over the book of First Samuel chapters 1 through 15.
February 12, 2010
In the book of Ruth, Boaz is what's called the "kinsman redeemer." In order to reclaim an inheritance, he must be a close relative, and he must be willing and able to redeem it. It's a great picture of Jesus Christ redeeming the lost world. Join Skip for the conclusion of his summary of the book of Ruth.
February 11, 2010
Ruth is the only book in the Bible named for an ancestor of Jesus Christ. It's a love story. It's also the story of how God moves events to accomplish His will, and a story of conversion and redemption. Join Skip for a quick flight over the book of Ruth.
February 10, 2010
The most famous of the judges in Israel was Samson. He had many natural advantages and great potential, but he was ruled by his lusts. For all his great strength, he was a weak man morally, and he fell. Join Skip for the conclusion of this flight over the book of Judges.
February 9, 2010
The Israelites were called God's people, and yet they were in bondage to a cycle of sin. Over and over again, they rebelled and then repented. Later they lived in a state of anarchy, because they had no authority. Join Skip for an overview of Judges 11 through 21.
February 8, 2010
Skip Heitzig is in the studio for a special interview with archaeologist Dr. Steven Collins. They'll be discussing the excavation site in the country of Jordan that might turn out to be Sodom and Gomorrah.
February 5, 2010
The book of Judges is the story of the Israelites' rebellion against God. This happened seven times, and each time God delivered them over to their enemies, and then He restored them after they repented. Join Skip for the conclusion of Judges, chapters 1 through 10.
February 4, 2010
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