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GRUMBLING vs LAMENT #5: Where are you God?
Once again, during this series I encourage you to listen to the sermon, rather than simply reading the text. My right arm is in a sling, and I cannot type effectively. I am using voice dictation software to type these words, as well as any other content that I add to pastor Kevin’s message. Sometimes the results are not entirely accurate.
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GRUMBLING vs LAMENT #4: ASKING “HOW LONG?”
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GRUMBLING vs LAMENT #3: ASKING “WHY?”
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GRUMBLING vs LAMENTING #2: INVITE THE LORD INTO YOUR DIFFICULTIES
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GRUMBLINGS vs LAMENTING #1. WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
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2 SAMUEL #28: THE LORD SAVES
The very end of the book of Samuel encourages us to put our hope in the only appropriate place: God’s mercy. We don’t need to waste time wishing for a great leader. We don’t need to waste our hopes and dreams on things that will always, eventually, let us down. Instead, the Lord is continually calling us to look to him for our greatest and most enduring hope. Sometimes that call from the Lord comes through judgment, but even then, the ultimate purpose is to bring us back to the Lord.
To listen to the sermon...2 SAMUEL #27: THE GLORIOUS COMPANY
God shines his glory not just through David, but also through the many people who were part of what the Lord was doing at the time of David. As each part of this epilogue shows, once again we see that salvation does not come from David, but from the Lord. He used some amazing people to build the kingdom of Israel. Just as those people shared in David’s hardship, and then, finally, David’s glory, so we too will one day share in the glory of Jesus, even when we suffer with him in this present life.
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2 SAMUEL #26: THE LAST WORDS OF A GREAT KING
David’s last words speak of the goodness of authority when it is used well; especially when it is exercised with a recognition that all authority comes from God, and we are all accountable to him. The heart of David’s words reveal that he was resting fully on the promises that the Lord had made to him. May we, too, rest completely on God’s promises to us, and upon the covenant that he established with us through the messiah, Jesus Christ.
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2 SAMUEL #25: SALVATION DOES NOT COME FROM GREAT LEADERS.
The writer of Samuel is using his epilogue (closing part of the book) to emphasize certain themes again and again. One of the most important of these ideas is this: The Lord is the only source of salvation and hope. Even if the people imagined that a king like David could save them again, David’s own words point them not to any human leader, but to the Lord himself.
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2 SAMUEL 24: WHAT IF THE GIANTS KEEP ON COMING?
As David grew older and became less of a force on the battlefield, the people of Israel must have wondered what was going to happen when he was gone. The writer of Samuel reminds us that it was never David who saved them, but rather, it was the Lord who saved them, whether through Samuel, Saul, David, or the next generation. This encourages us to not make idols out of the methods the Lord uses to bless us. We don’t need anything but the Lord himself.
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