Loving Your Enemies, C
January 15, 2015
The concept of “loving your enemies” is often viewed as a New Testament idea. Yet in chapter twenty four of first Samuel, David -- despite his flaws -- gives us a good example of one kind of godly behavior: not repaying evil with evil.
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1 Samuel 24
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The concept of “loving your enemies” is often viewed as a New Testament idea. Yet in chapter twenty four of first Samuel, David -- despite his flaws -- gives us a good example of one kind of godly behavior: not repaying evil with evil.
January 14, 2015
The concept of “loving your enemies” is often viewed as a New Testament idea. Yet in chapter twenty four of first Samuel, David -- despite his flaws -- gives us a good example of one kind of godly behavior: not repaying evil with evil.
January 13, 2015
Weʼre in a mini-series taken from chapter twenty three of 1 Samuel, which tells of two “apparently” unrelated accounts. Weʼve already looked at both, including another one of Saulʼs pursuits of David, which was unsuccessful. The first part of the chapter, however, tells us of how David and his men rescued Keilah.
January 12, 2015
We’re in a mini-series taken from chapter twenty three, which tells of two “apparently” unrelated accounts. We’ve already looked at both, including another one of Saul’s pursuits of David, which was unsuccessful. The first part of the chapter, however, tells us of how David and his men rescued Keilah.
January 9, 2015
On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his verse-by-verse series through the Old Testament book of first Samuel. We’re now in chapter twenty three, which really reveals two apparently unrelated accounts: David’s rescue of Keilah,* a city in the western foothills of Judah. Then, half way through the chapter we’re told of another one of Saul’s pursuits of David. This guy just won’t give up, even though Saul’s son, Jonathan, was loyal to David!
January 8, 2015
On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his verse-by-verse series through the Old Testament book of first Samuel. We’re now in chapter twenty three, which really reveals two apparently unrelated accounts: David’s rescue of Keilah,* a city in the western foothills of Judah. Then, half way through the chapter we’re told of another one of Saul’s pursuits of David. This guy just won’t give up, even though Saul’s son, Jonathan, was loyal to David!
January 7, 2015
On today's edition of Real Radio, Pastor Jack continues in his verse-by-verse series through the Old Testament book of first Samuel. We’re now in chapter twenty three, which really reveals two apparently unrelated accounts: David’s rescue of Keilah,* a city in the western foothills of Judah. Then, half way through the chapter we’re told of another one of Saul’s pursuits of David. This guy just won’t give up, even though Saul’s son, Jonathan, was loyal to David!
January 6, 2015
We’re now in chapter twenty two of 1st Samuel. And much of this part of the narrative reveals Saul’s jealousy of David. David was not even king yet, but still had men who appeared to be loyal to him. As the story continues to unfold, we see that this is yet another valuable lesson -- and demonstration -- of spiritual warfare.
January 5, 2015
We’re now in chapter twenty two of 1st Samuel. And much of this part of the narrative reveals Saul’s jealousy of David. David was not even king yet, but still had men who appeared to be loyal to him. As the story continues to unfold, we see that this is yet another valuable lesson -- and demonstration -- of spiritual warfare.
January 2, 2015
We’re now in chapter twenty two of 1st Samuel. And much of this part of the narrative reveals Saul’s jealousy of David. David was not even king yet, but still had men who appeared to be loyal to him. As the story continues to unfold, we see that this is yet another valuable lesson -- and demonstration -- of spiritual warfare.
January 1, 2015
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