Podcasts about scripture david

Jesus is the centre of our faith. The Bible is a primary witness to Jesus, which means that the Scriptures are extremely important for shaping our beliefs as a community and forming our hearts and minds. But how do we read it? It`s a big library of books with several different genres, historical contexts, etc. Our conviction is that somehow the whole library of Scripture is designed to point to Jesus, so having tools to help us make meaning g from its pages matters greatly. To that end, we will spend a few weeks in a series called: How to Read the Bible. We`ll explore both “academic” and “formational” ways of reading the Scriptures to discover how the Spirit might use our holy Text to transform us in fresh ways.

As we journey through the book of Ruth, we're reminded of God's unwavering presence in our lives, even amidst overwhelming loss and insurmountable odds. Ruth and Naomi's story teaches us that our response to life's challenges can become a powerful testimony of faith. When faced with grief and an uncertain future, Ruth chose to cling to God, declaring 'Your God will be my God.' This profound decision reminds us that our faith in the one true living God can sustain us through any circumstance. Just as God used unlikely heroes throughout Scripture - David against Goliath, Moses with his speech impediment, and fishermen as disciples - He can use us in our perceived inadequacy. When we commit to God's plan regardless of our circumstances, we open ourselves to His transformative power and allow His glory to shine through our lives.

David continues our series on 'Shaped By Scripture' with 'The Whole Story'.

Speaker: James Anson Description: Early in the history of the Church - the members were DEVOTED daily to four things: 1. The Apostles Doctrine 2. Fellowship 3. Breaking of Bread 4. Prayer Pastor James shares how we can begin a life of DEVOTION by turning to the Scriptures on a daily basis. In doing so we begin to feed our inner life by the great MENTORS of Scripture - David, Elijah, Jesus Christ, Apostle Paul, etc. A precise method of extracting God's Word into your inner life called H.E.A.R journaling is taught and explained.

In this sermon, Pastor Chris takes a look at one of the most famous passages from Scripture: David and Goliath. This story is often viewed through an underdog lens, encouraging us that we can defeat the giants in our lives. Chris offers a unique perspective that considers David's role as a shepherd, the victory we find in the Lord, and the allusion we see of Christ in this story. Subscribe to stay updated with the latest content from Grace City! CONNECT WITH GRACE CITY EUGENE HERE AT: - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gracecityeugene/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GraceCityEugene - Website: https://www.gracecityeugene.com

Listen to God

What are you facing in your life today? Does your present reaction measure up to the commands and align with the promises in scripture? God help us all to test our feelings by the Word of God.Subscribe to daily devotions e-mails: https://wcm.link/ddsub

Jesus' death fulfilled scripture

Excerpt: We have to find a way to find our encouragement in God each and every day before we go about our day, or we will never have what we need to give out to others. One of the best ways to do that is to spend time with God before you get your day going. Scripture: David was greatly distressed; but [he] encouraged himself in the Lord his God. -1 Samuel 30:6

Selected Scriptures / May 19-23, 2022 “A man after God's own heart” can only refer to one person in Scripture: David. The youngest son of Jesse. On and on we could go, but first, focus on God's working and preparation behind the scenes. From the Series: David: A Man of Passion and Destiny read more

Selected Scriptures / May 19-23, 2022 “A man after God's own heart” can only refer to one person in Scripture: David. The youngest son of Jesse. On and on we could go, but first, focus on God's working and preparation behind the scenes. From the Series: David: A Man of Passion and Destiny read more

Selected Scriptures / May 19-23, 2022 “A man after God's own heart” can only refer to one person in Scripture: David. The youngest son of Jesse. On and on we could go, but first, focus on God's working and preparation behind the scenes. From the Series: David: A Man of Passion and Destiny read more

Selected Scriptures / May 19-23, 2022 “A man after God's own heart” can only refer to one person in Scripture: David. The youngest son of Jesse. On and on we could go, but first, focus on God's working and preparation behind the scenes. From the Series: David: A Man of Passion and Destiny read more

David's Psalm of Surrender, Psalm 139, from our Midweek Bible Study: "Great Prayers in Scripture" - 5.4.22 Presented by McGregor Podcast 2021 Visit Our Website at McGregorPodcast.com

David's Prayer for Pardon and Confession, Psalm 51, from our Midweek Bible Study: "Great Prayers in Scripture" - 4.27.22 Presented by McGregor Podcast 2021 Visit Our Website at McGregorPodcast.com

4 Types Of Tongues In Scripture, David Hairabedian, VirtualChurchMedia.com

Imitate Me: Origen on How to Read Scripture | David Griffin by Incarnation Anglican Church

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

In this episode, David Lambert, Associate Professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, discusses his new research on the idea of Scripture, especially in the context of ancient Judaism. Professor Lambert suggests that the concept of "assemblages" is a productive way to understanding the development of, and interactions with, religious texts in antiquity. He also discusses the relevance of these ideas for contemporary interactions with the Bible, both religious and non-religious.

Sermon by Jonathan Nason

Brian Credille • 1 Samuel 16 • We begin a series of messages that focus on the life of one of the most important people in all of Scripture - David. From the life of David - the highs and lows, we learn so much about God, and about ourselves. In the calling and anointing of David to be King of Israel, we find that God saw in him what others did not see.

Most of us admire the Underdog! We do so because we love the success story of a person who overcome all sorts or adversity to finally become successful in what they set out to do. In this Sermon, we'll look at the life one such person in Scripture: David. Join us in our latest series "How God Prepares People," as we examine closely, some people we admire in Scripture and explore God's work that got them there.

Most of us admire the Underdog! We do so because we love the success story of a person who overcome all sorts or adversity to finally become successful in what they set out to do. In this Sermon, we'll look at the life one such person in Scripture: David. Join us in our latest series "How God Prepares People," as we examine closely, some people we admire in Scripture and explore God's work that got them there.

Seeing Jesus in Scripture: David by Mentone Seventh-day Adventist Church

Followers: Scripture (David Cleland) by CBC of Savannah

This series is a conversation on the art of reading scripture.

Écriture - 2 Samuel 11:1 - 12:25

2 Samuel 11:1 - 12:25

1 Samuel 17:1-58