Sunday, 5 Sep 2010
41:42 minutes (19.32 MB)
The sad news of the death of Saul and Jonathan reaches David. The messenger is an Amalekite who claims to have terminated Saul at the king's own request. He brings David the king's crown and some bracelets thinking that David would be pleased. Instead David orders his execution for killing the 'Lord's annointed'. David then sings a eulogy to Saul and Jonathan with the infamous words 'oh how the mighty have fallen'.
These words can be used of all of us. We do not live up to our own standards. We are the fallen ones who need Jesus Christ to lift us up.
Teachings
Ephesians 5.22-33: The Mystery of Marriage
Sunday, 29 Aug 2010
66:25 minutes (28.25 MB)
66:25 minutes (28.25 MB)
Please excuse the audio quality degradation which occurs approximately 30 minutes into this teaching.
1 Peter 3.1-9: How to Inherit a Blessing in Marriage
Sunday, 22 Aug 2010
59:46 minutes (32.55 MB)
59:46 minutes (32.55 MB)
1 Samuel 29-31: Part 1 of 5
Thursday, 5 Aug 2010
12:04 minutes (5.96 MB)
12:04 minutes (5.96 MB)
1 Samuel 29-31: Part 2 of 5
Thursday, 5 Aug 2010
12:04 minutes (5.99 MB)
12:04 minutes (5.99 MB)
1 Samuel 29-31: Part 3 of 5
Thursday, 5 Aug 2010
12:04 minutes (5.96 MB)
12:04 minutes (5.96 MB)
1 Samuel 29-31: Part 4 of 5
Thursday, 5 Aug 2010
12:04 minutes (5.96 MB)
12:04 minutes (5.96 MB)
1 Samuel 29-31: Part 5 of 5
Thursday, 5 Aug 2010
12:04 minutes (5.95 MB)
12:04 minutes (5.95 MB)
1 Samuel 29-31: Are You Attached?
Sunday, 1 Aug 2010
54:25 minutes (26.53 MB)
Compromise often leads us into a difficult place where we end up on a collision course with God and His people. David found himself in that position, but thanks to God’s mercy there was a way out. Coming home to Ziklag he was meet with devastation and the sad reality that all he had had been taken away. This was his wakeup call from the life of concession he had been living in enemy territory. He began to seek God by and the Lord answered him and brought about restoration on David’s life.
54:25 minutes (26.53 MB)
Compromise often leads us into a difficult place where we end up on a collision course with God and His people. David found himself in that position, but thanks to God’s mercy there was a way out. Coming home to Ziklag he was meet with devastation and the sad reality that all he had had been taken away. This was his wakeup call from the life of concession he had been living in enemy territory. He began to seek God by and the Lord answered him and brought about restoration on David’s life.
1 Samuel 28: Part 5 of 5
Thursday, 29 Jul 2010
12:35 minutes (6.05 MB)
12:35 minutes (6.05 MB)
