Gilbert House Fellowship #382: Psalms 3–4, 12–13, 28, 55
ONE OF THE hardest things you can do is give thanks to God in the middle of trouble.Continue Reading
ONE OF THE hardest things you can do is give thanks to God in the middle of trouble.Continue Reading
DAVID WAS NOT a good father. That’s obvious from the way his own children treated each other—and him.Continue Reading
TALK ABOUT ingratitude: David’s son Absalom, who’d fled to his grandfather’s kingdom of Geshur, returned to Jerusalem after a two-year exile and apparently began scheming to remove David from the throne as soon as he came home.Continue Reading
THE PSALMS this week follow our chronological reading order, meaning they were written by David after he was confronted by the prophet Nathan for conspiring to kill Uriah the Hittite so that David could take his wife, Bathsheba.Continue Reading
THE REBELLION of Absalom comes to a quick and bitter end. The wise counsel of David’s former adviser, Ahitophel, is disregarded, giving David and his loyal forces much-needed time to regroup and rest.Continue Reading
THE PSALMS in our study this week reflect the mood of David after his sin in sending Uriah the Hittite to his death.Continue Reading
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