Join us in-person on Sundays at 9 or 10:30 am and online at 10:30 am. Find the Livestream HERE.
THE PROMISED KING
Our journey through 1 Samuel in the “He Shall Reign” series revealed a God who sovereignly reigns with justice and mercy, even through the rise and fall of broken leaders. Now, in 2 Samuel, we step into the next chapter of the story with David on the throne. Through triumph and tragedy, we’ll see that the longing for a righteous, eternal King ultimately points us to Jesus—the true fulfillment of “The Promised King.”
2 Samuel 24 shows both the high cost of sin and the higher mercy of God, calling us to turn from self-reliance and run to Christ, our only hope.
David’s song of deliverance in 2 Samuel 22–23 invites us to trust God as our rock and rescuer, rejoice in His sustaining presence, and offer our weakness for His kingdom and glory.
2 Samuel 21 reminds us that sin carries real consequences, but through confession and Christ’s mercy, we find true forgiveness and lasting freedom.
2 Samuel 19 shows that while guilt can imprison us in regret, Christ’s mercy fully frees and restores us to live in the light of His forgiveness.
2 Samuel 17–18 reminds us that God is always at work, turning impossible circumstances into victory and calling us to trust in Christ, our faithful King.
2 Samuel 15–16 shows that God uses even the hardest seasons to restore our hearts and draw us back into deeper dependence on Him through Christ.
Chapters 13-14 of 2 Samuel unfold one of the darkest and most heartbreaking moments in David’s story.
2 Samuel 11–12 shows that while sin brings destruction, God’s mercy brings restoration to all who humbly repent and trust in Christ.
2 Samuel 8–10 shows that God builds His kingdom by grace, seeks out the broken and forgotten, and calls us to reflect His covenant kindness through Christ.
