Like the book as a whole, the final two chapters of 2 Samuel are Bitter-Sweet.

The call to consecration before commitment

As King David went deeper into the wilderness, the Devil ramped up his attack against him.

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

Prove your marriage to make it divorce proof. Line your marriage up with Biblical teaching.

The scene in 2 Sam 11 and the first half of the chapter 12 has been heavy and dark. But in the second half of chapter 12, the grace of God is on vivid display!

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

As God transitions Nathan to interpret the parable, His confrontation of David intensifies in a very direct way.

The practices of men who slide spiritually continue to come into clear view while examining the actions of King David.

The seeds that have been planted and watered for David's giant fall begin to increase in chapter 11.

Continuing our look at the traits that are found in a carnal walk

Men like Abner are very influential but in looking at some of the carnal traits that are associated with them, we learn what not to do as well as who not to follow.

As Midtown Baptist Temple celebrates 15 years of God's faithfulness, we take some time to consider how to avoid a bitter collapse.

In the ministry portrait, the Christlike trait of charity is very visible.

Peter provided clarity on how the believer is to live the rest of their time on earth regardless of circumstances.

God is Pure. Therefore, the Believer is called to be pure. In this sermon, we compare scripture with scripture to discover the keys to purifying ourselves.

In this sermon, the scriptures reveal the Ark of God as a type of the Lord Jesus Christ. Its composition of pure gold points to the truth that God is Pure. He is unmixed with impurity, whatsoever.

It is God’s will for the Believer to prosper. Therefore, our lack of prosperity indicates the presence of sin in our lives. In this sermon, we examine the first of five enemies of prosperity in scripture.

It is God’s will for the Believer to prosper. Therefore, our lack of prosperity indicates the presence of sin in our lives. In this sermon, we examine the first of five enemies of prosperity in scripture.