The table of grace. 2 Samuel 9:7, 13 Today we will take a look at a young man who was dropped when he was 5 years old and see him later in his life as he finds himself seated at the King’s table. Growing up we used to sing a song entitled “Grace for every need.” The chorus said “There is grace for every…

“Oh, What A Mess! Understanding the reasons for our failures in the faith and finding the way back Introduction for the Series Living at the shore as I do, it was a common thing for me to spend much of my time fishing and crabbing on the Barnegat Bay. From my earliest days, I can recall many times casting…

Women In Covenant for the Glory of God “Out of Lo-Debar with The Emergence of a New Attitude” 2 Samuel 9:3-5 Phil. 2:1-8 Attitude is not such a large word in the English language, but it has endless meanings and connotations. Perhaps you heard about the Yankee shoe salesman who went to Africa and wired…

It Would Have Been Enough … “Things are not what they seem” Antioch Baptist Church October 17, 2004 10:30 a.m. 2 Samuel 9:3-8 Ephesians 1:4-5; 7-9; 11-14 Have you ever been the recipient of something that just overwhelmed you? I’m not only talking about spiritual things, but just things. I remember a…

2Sam 7.1-29, God's Promise of a House for David

Our first video service since the Corona Virus "shutdown". This sermon from 2 Samuel 22 shows that all of the things David extolled in God....are applicable to what's going on today.

Sixth Sunday after Pentecost By grace, we shall stand. ‘How are the mighty fallen!’(2 Samuel 1:19,25,27). The tragedy of Saul was there for all to see. He had made a right mess of things! What are we to think when we read of this tragic figure? He started out so well. He ended so badly. There were high…

Answers Board and names Bro. Lee Gonzalez will be teaching next Sunday. Prayer request Dan song Lesson 1 Samuel There are twelve books of history in the Bible, beginning with 1 Samuel and ending with Esther. The name of Samuel was probably given to these first two books of history because his story occurs…

The story of the Bible, and history overall, reveals the constant power struggle of kings and leaders. Even the Son of God was not immune to this struggle. This sermon compares David and Jesus and the controversy surrounding their claims to a throne. This sermon also closely examines the Magi and King Herod in the "Christmas naarative."