The Father teaches us how to father.

As Absalom's rebellion kicks into high gear, King David experiences wounds from all sides.

David's passive approach to fatherhood proved to be very costly to his family again.

God's pronouncement of judgment on David's sin provides very sober lessons on reaping.

Through David's wars with the children of Ammon and their hired mercenaries, we extract truths for the battle.

As the transition of power and leadership from the house of Saul to the house of David, expressions of unrighteousness continue to be grossly manifested.

In the midst of dysfunctional circumstances, how is a disciple to overcome and grow?