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Make Christmas Eve extra meaningful by joining us in celebrating the Reason for the Season. Gather with family and friends for caroling and to hear the Good News of the Gospel. Please note that all services will be the same.
This period of time that we’re looking at in David’s life is a difficult time. It’s one where he is on the run from Saul often. David began as a shepherd, and now he’s a fugitive. And it’s going to be this way for a number of years. From the time that David was anointed by Samuel at Jesse’s house until he actually takes the throne, will be about 15 years. David may have wondered what’s taking so long.God have…
Since we just studied through 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 last Sunday, which is the premier passage on the rapture, I thought I’d take this Sunday to share a little more on this subject to bring further clarity on the pre-tribulation rapture view.
Paul writes to bring clarity over the coming of the Lord especially in relation to those who have passed away. The certainty of our future brings encouragement and comfort for today.
David begins to be publicly praised for his heroism and good character, while Saul grows jealous of David’s accolades. It leads to Saul’s attempts to take David’s life. It highlights the struggles of faith against the backdrop of adversity and the necessity of relying on God when friends or leaders become threats.