This week, Pastor Jim walks us through 2 Samuel 19–21, where David returns to Jerusalem and begins restoring the kingdom after Absalom’s rebellion. Along the way, David faces difficult decisions, broken relationships, another rebellion, and the consequences of past sin. Through it all, we see both the complexity of David’s leadership and the faithfulness of God to preserve His people. These chapters remind us that restoration can be messy, our choices often carry lasting consequences, and God remains faithful even in the middle of conflict and uncertainty.

Text: 2 Samuel 19–21
Recorded: September 6, 2026

This week, Pastor Jim walks us through 2 Samuel 16–18, where David continues to face the consequences of Absalom’s rebellion. As David is cursed, betrayed, and forced to prepare for battle against his own son, he continues to trust God through the uncertainty. The conflict eventually ends with Absalom’s death, leaving David heartbroken despite the victory. These chapters remind us that sin brings painful consequences, but God remains sovereign even in the middle of betrayal, loss, and circumstances we cannot control.

Text: 2 Samuel 16–18
Recorded: August 30, 2026

This week, Pastor Jim walks us through 2 Samuel 15, where Absalom’s rebellion against David begins to unfold. Absalom slowly wins over the hearts of the people and eventually turns against his own father, forcing David to flee Jerusalem. In the middle of betrayal and uncertainty, David responds with humility and continues to trust God with the outcome.

Text: 2 Samuel 15
Recorded: August 23, 2026

This week, Pastor Jim walks us through 2 Samuel 13–14, where we see the painful consequences of David’s sin begin to unfold within his own family. Amnon’s sin against Tamar leads to bitterness, revenge, and ultimately Absalom’s rebellion against his father. These chapters remind us that sin never stays contained and that even when forgiveness is possible, our choices can have lasting consequences. Through it all, we see the need for wisdom, repentance, and reconciliation in the midst of brokenness.

Text: 2 Samuel 13–14
Recorded: August 16, 2026

This week, we celebrated Game Day Sunday, where we had the opportunity to welcome local high school sports teams to join us for worship. Pastor Jim walked us through Psalm 60:1–12, reminding us that even when we face difficult seasons, our hope and victory come from God. We were reminded that true strength isn’t found in ourselves, but in trusting the Lord.

Text: Psalm 60:1–12
Recorded: August 9, 2026

This week, Pastor Jim lead us in Communion as we reflected on Psalm 75:1–10. The psalm reminds us that God is the righteous Judge who is worthy of our thanks, whose timing is perfect, and whose justice never fails. As we shared in Communion, we remembered the sacrifice of Christ, whose death and resurrection made a way for us to be forgiven and reconciled to God. We were encouraged to approach the table with grateful hearts, trusting in the One who is both just and merciful.

Text: Psalm 75:1–10
Recorded: August 2, 2026

This week, Pastor Jim walks us through 2 Samuel 10–12, where we see both the heights of David’s reign and one of his greatest failures. After David’s sin with Bathsheba and the murder of Uriah, the prophet Nathan confronts him, leading David to genuine repentance. These chapters remind us that sin has real consequences, but they also reveal the depth of God’s mercy toward those who humbly turn back to Him. No matter how far we fall, God’s grace is greater, and He is faithful to restore those who repent.

Text: 2 Samuel 10–12
Recorded: July 26, 2026

This week, Pastor Jim walks us through 2 Samuel 8–9, where we see David faithfully leading Israel as God gives him victory wherever he goes. In the midst of his success, David remembers his covenant with Jonathan and extends unexpected kindness to Mephibosheth, welcoming him to the king’s table. These chapters remind us that God’s blessings are meant to overflow into the lives of others and that His covenant love is shown through grace and compassion. Like Mephibosheth, we have been shown undeserved kindness and invited into the King’s presence.

Text: 2 Samuel 8–9
Recorded: July 19, 2026