A careful study of David's life will leave us with many lessons which we can apply to our lives today. David had faults. He committed sin. He was guilty of ...

We need to see the relationship between David and God: It is a personal relationship. God is not some force in David's life; he is a person with characteristics.

We must learn from David to admit our sins before God in order to obtain His grace and mercy in our lives. David knew grace in his life. Jerry Bridges writes: ...

(1 Samuel 16:3-12) How does this story teach us the importance of listening carefully to. God's voice? What is our instinctive way of discerning? How is God ...

Praise to David was a celebration and included various elements in spiritual ... These were important lessons that David had to learn in his life for God.

Psalm 51:12 // “Restore to me the joy of your salvation and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me.” • SIN DAMAGES OUR CREDIBILITY. Psalm 51:13 // “Then I ...

David believed that God would deliver Goliath into his hands and that the world would witness God's power. David understood the spiritual nature of the battle ...

In it he wrote, "Put Uriah in the front line where the fighting is fiercest. Then withdraw from him so he will be struck down and die."

To celebrate God and to celebrate life, David and his royal guard danced mightily before the ark, sang, and played instruments. It was a worship celebration.

The David story includes everything from poetry to warfare, from adultery and murder to heartfelt devotion to God. We meet David as a youth and follow him ...