2 Samuel 9-10 - Skip Heitzig

Episode 6 from the series 10 2 Samuel - 2022 with Skip Heitzig. Watch the complete series: • 1 Corinthians - 2021
This teaching is from the series 10 2 Samuel - 2022 with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.

[@wendyburgess1880]

Wow.. thank you for another fantastic teaching.

[@davidbisangwa1379]

Thank you so much !! , that was amazing bible study.

[@emefielekingsley6992]

let your kingdom come, and your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Amen🙏🙏

[@HeyTripleJ]

So grateful for sound doctrine in these last days

[@JM-oc3vu]

Love this message. Adding; it will also take us, as His children & household, an eternity to fully thank, praise, and worship God for all that He has done. ❤

[@rosebaca3472]

Chesed grace, Chesed grace

[@rodneyspence7441]

Thanks Pastor Skip - David's kindness reflected in chapters 9 and 10 contrasts sharply with his words in Psalm 139:19-22 towards the "enemies of God". This raises the question of how we as believers should feel towards those who say vile and wicked things about God and Christ. Nowadays some utterly vile things are coming from the mouths of unbelievers. Jesus said to love your enemies, but He also said that if they do not receive your words to turn away from them and shake the dust from your feet. It's becoming very difficult to even have a civil discussion with many nonbelievers- especially younger ones. In many cases it devolves into outright hostility. I have to constantly remind myself that all we can really do is spread the seed - recognizing that most of it will fall on the wayside or in the weeds. God has to do the "drawing" and what Tozer called the work of prevenient grace. God bless.

[@mariaalphonso525]

Thanks Pastor

[@sherylynevenable7475]

Amen and Amen

[@islewait6107]

🙏 ⚓ 📖

[@Chris-kf6yd]

27:20

[@rosebaca3472]

I promise to be kind - a promise, a covenant to be kind. Que no? Being good because it's the right thing to do point blank; it becomes instantaneous to forgive oneself and show Chesed the ultimate promise not to be unkind but kind like Olivia de Havilland in Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell.