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Preaching from 2 Samuel 7:1-17, how does the Davidic Covenant secure our hope for the coming kingdom?

Preaching from 2 Samuel 6:1-15, how can an unholy man dwell in the holy kingdom of a holy God?

On Bethesda Presbyterian Church’s 200th Homecoming, we open the Scriptures to John 17:20-24 and Jesus’ final request. Why did Jesus intertwine glory and unity to such a degree? What are the “unity” and “glory” of which He speaks? What does it mean for us today?

Preaching from 1 Samuel 25:2-35, who is our worst enemy? How does God restrain such?

Preaching from 1 Samuel 24, we see two competing views on kingdom advancement today - to trust the winds of providence or be guided by the Word. Which is correct? How does that affect our form of kingdom advancement?

Preaching from 1 Samuel 18:1-5, what does it mean to be knit to Christ? How does that look day to day?

Preaching from 1 Samuel 17:41-58, how does the Lord’s victory become our victory?

Preaching from 1 Samuel 16:1-13, who is the King of God’s own choosing? What qualifications does God use? How does it produce a godly people?

Preaching from 1 Samuel 1:1-20, why does Scripture begin two books on David’s Kingdom with a barren woman? How do we see God using a forgotten person and a forgotten people to establish an unforgettable kingdom?

Preaching from Matthew 7:24-29, what is our firm foundation? How can we inspect and see what foundation we are building on?

Preaching from Matthew 7:21-23, what is the difference between a profession of Christ and the possession of Christ? How does Christ help us see the difference?

Preaching from Matthew 7:15-20, how does Jesus warn us of false teachers? How would He have us avert spiritual ruin?

Preaching from Matthew 7:13-14, how does one enter the narrow gate? And what does it promise?

Preaching from Matthew 7:1-6, how does Jesus connect our judgment of others to our lack of security in the Father’s love? How we can exercise proper judgment today?

Preaching from Matthew 6:25-34, an abundance of anxiety stems from a lack of security. How can we find security in the Father’s love?