Reformed Bible Church, Central Virginia

Once David is assured that it is safe to return the Ark to the holy city, he sets out to retrieve it from the house of Obed-Edom.--This is the Twelfth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Having secured a total victory over all of God's enemies, David celebrates by commanding the Ark of God to be brought into the Holy City where it belongs.--This is the Eleventh Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Now that David is king over the Israeli nation, the Philistines are concerned they he might attempt to reacquire some of Israel's territory which had been lost to the Philistines. Fearful of this possibility, the Philistines take an aggressive move for war hoping that David could not consolidate his forces against them in time.----This is the Tenth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Having been given victory over all his enemies, David now concentrates on building the House of God. But never would he have imagined that a man from Tyre would come to his aid.--This is the Ninth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Once the 12 tribes are unified, David begins his dominion campaign for the Glory of God. Using all their gifts, under the unified leadership of King David, Israel sets forth to fulfil their Covenant obligation. --This is the Eighth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Now that Ishbosheth is dead, along with his war chief, Abner, the Northern Tribes of Israel seek to align themselves with David in the most intimate fashion. Gathering all of God's people as one nation, Israel calls upon David as their lawgiver, Judge and king.

It now seems that David's power is to be consolidated, reuniting the 12 tribes of Israel. Thinking that Ishbosheth will be a hindrance to this reunion, Baanah and Rechab hatch a murderous plan against their Benjamite king.--This is the Sixth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

After a temporary truce is agreed upon between Abner and Joab, Joab uses the opportunity to assassination his rival, Abner, Saul's war chief using Asahel's killing as an excuse.--This is the Fifth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In spite of tempers running hot, Joab and Abner form a momentary truce. Vengeance, however, is still an option in the mind of Joab.--This is the Fourth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Even though God had anointed David as King over Israel, the house of Saul refuses to give up its royal position under the leadership of Saul's son, Ishbosheth. --This is the Third Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Hearing the news of Saul and Jonathan's death, David takes up a heart wrenching lamentation. --This is the Second Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- and exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

This Sermon begins an exposition on the Second Book of the Prophet Samuel where David is told of Saul's final humiliation.--This is the First Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

During the Puritan and Colonial era it was customary to preach an Election Day sermon. This was done throughout the colonies for the express purpose of educating Christ's church as to their duty in that election cycle in order to preserve their God given liberties. As we approach the celebration of America's Independence we again look to what God says about the Civil ruler

During the Puritan and Colonial era it was customary to preach an Election Day sermon. This was done throughout the colonies for the express purpose of educating Christ's church as to their duty in that election cycle in order to preserve their God given liberties. As we approach the celebration of America's Independence we too should be reminded as to our duty to preserve those liberties.

Samuel's prophesy now comes to fruition as Saul faces his final days before the Philistine army.--This is the Sixty First and Final Sermon in the series, Dynasty, Lordship and Authority- an exposition on the First Book of Samuel.

Now that victory was won, David seeks to unify Israel, but first he must unify his own army before bitter feelings frustrate Israel's future for national solidarity.--This is the Sixtieth Sermon in the series, Dynasty, Lordship and Authority- an exposition on the First Book of Samuel.

David's plan to infiltrate the Philistines while in battle against Israel is frustrated only to find a tragic situation at Ziklag.--This is the Fifty Ninth Sermon in the series, Dynasty, Lordship and Authority- an exposition on the First Book of Samuel.

As a result of being rejected by God for all his rebellion, Saul seals his doom once and for all by seeking the counsel of a witch- the Ghost Mistress of Endor.--This is the Fifty Eighth Sermon in the series, Dynasty, Lordship and Authority- an exposition on the First Book of Samuel.

Saul is now in a panicked state of desperation. As a result, he seeks that one thing that would seal his doom once and for all eternity- He seeks the counsel of Witches.--This is the Fifty Seventh Sermon in the series, Dynasty, Lordship and Authority- an exposition on the First Book of Samuel.

Perceiving Saul's repentance to be insincere David decides to take refuge in the land of his enemies, the dreaded Philistines.--This is the Fifty Sixth Sermon in the series, Dynasty, Lordship and Authority- an exposition on the First Book of Samuel.