So far in our study we’ve seen David as: The Shepherd Boy The King The Man The Warrior The Friend The Sinner And now this week we focus on David: The Man After God’s Heart. What I love most about David was his love for God. Yes, we know from
I love David. He’s honestly one of my favorites. Reading about his poor choices, his less than admirable decisions, and his selfishness… not one of my favorite topics for this David-loving girl. I like seeing him depending on God. I like seeing him being humble and trusting in God when
I’m learning in those dark, hard, painful times in our lives that many times God blesses us with the sweetest of friendships to help us endure. Friends who become His tangible hands and feet. Friends who literally wrap their arms around us, speak words of encouragement into our brokenness, and
“God illustrated the unknown about the Messiah through the known about David.“- Beth Moore This week we are looking at David– the man. We know from the verses we’ve read so far, there were times in David’s life when he missed the mark…just like we all have. He sinned and
What an amazing God we have and how gracious He is to us to record testimonies of His faithfulness through the Bible. We read about David’s life and we see the difference between living for God and living for ourselves… and the consequences that result. For the first part of
My kingdom is not of this world… Last week we learned from David’s life that a person’s heart is more important than his appearance (1 Samuel 16:7). God used David to pave the way for Jesus, and Jesus’s kingdom is unlike anything anyone ever expected. Everyone but God, that is.
Ohhh friends, I’m so glad you’re joining us for our summer online Bible study: David. I’ve been praying for you ever since we first started working on the David study and I couldn’t be more excited to finally begin it with YOU! For those of you who are new to Love
“Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God and keep His commandments, For this is man’s all. For God will bring every work into judgment, including every secret thing, whether good or evil.” – Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 Solomon has taken us on one wild ride, hasn’t he? I’ve felt
Dear Bailey, Britton, Brooklyn, and Shelbi, I can still remember the first day you each came to my home and sat around my kitchen table. Looking back, I think I was just as nervous as you were. I can’t believe the years have flown by as fast as they have and
“Go, eat your bread with joy, And drink your wine with a merry heart; For God has already accepted your works. Let your garments always be white, And let your head lack no oil. Live joyfully with the wife whom you love all the days of your vain life which He