Apr 15, 2018
1 Samuel 18-20
By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: The King and The Kingdom
In this sermon, we discover the two responses to God’s King. Saul represents those who reject God’s king, and we see several characteristics associated with this path: jealousy, anger, fear, and irrationality. Jonathan is an often overlooked Bible character who is a wonderful example of what it looks like to follow God’s king. The marks of a faithful follower are sacrifice, courage, allegiance, and a deep, lasting commitment. We see these same two responses to God’s King today.
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- Apr 15, 20181 Samuel 18-20Apr 15, 20181 Samuel 18-20By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: The King and The KingdomIn this sermon, we discover the two responses to God’s King. Saul represents those who reject God’s king, and we see several characteristics associated with this path: jealousy, anger, fear, and irrationality. Jonathan is an often overlooked Bible character who is a wonderful example of what it looks like to follow God’s king. The marks of a faithful follower are sacrifice, courage, allegiance, and a deep, lasting commitment. We see these same two responses to God’s King today.
- Apr 8, 20181 Samuel 17Apr 8, 20181 Samuel 17By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: The King and The KingdomWe look at one of the most familiar and loved stories of the Bible, David verses Goliath. Sometimes our familiarity with a story can prevent us from hearing the real meaning of the story. We discover this chapter has the same theme as 1 Samuel 16: “the Lord sees not as man sees.” We are reminded that we must rethink how we view our situation, others, ourselves, and power.
- Mar 25, 20181 Samuel 16Mar 25, 20181 Samuel 16By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: The King and The Kingdom1 Samuel 16God wants us to see as He sees. We discover several important areas we need to rethink in order to gain God’s perspective on life. We need to rethink our situation, others, ourselves, and greatness.
- Mar 18, 20181 Samuel 12-15Mar 18, 20181 Samuel 12-15By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: The King and The KingdomIn this sermon we focus on 1 Samuel 15, and we learn the common characteristics and patterns of rebellion, or sin, against the king. First, rebellion is anything other than complete and immediate obedience. Second, rebellion is driven by greed. Third, rebellion is irrational and leads to more rebellion. Finally, we look at Hebrews 10 and discover how our rebellion can be overcome.
- Mar 11, 20181 Samuel 8-11Mar 11, 20181 Samuel 8-11By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: The King and The KingdomWe learn several key truths about the King from this text. First, we are quick to reject God as our King. Second, we easily become enslaved to other masters. Third, God the King will give us over to our desires. Fourth, God the King is gracious.
