Fear and frustration can distract us from pursuing the Lord, but we can trust Him in every situation of life because He is always in control.

This is a continuation of The Blessing Part 1 preached in Life Fellowship on July 21, 2024. This week examines the phrases “keep thee”, “make His face shine upon thee,” and “be gracious unto thee.”

The components of a Biblical blessing

As the war raged on, the devil introduced the third tactic.

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

As King David moves on in the wilderness, he encounters the tactics of the enemy.

Pastor Kenny takes a look at David flight from Jerusalem and what it teaches about being a real friend.

The Father teaches us how to father.

Keith McHudson takes us to Isaiah 41 to answer the question: Where is God in your walk?

Acts 12 gives us a great picture of how to fulfill a ministry. Pastor Will Mata highlights a key aspect of king Herod, which gives us some awareness of what not to do.

David's reaping from what he sowed reaches a new low as he flees from Jerusalem.

LIFE Fellowship pastor Kenny Morgan sits down for a sobering and motivating conversation with C&YA pastor Brandon Briscoe.

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

Examining the remaining traits of the church-splitter

Psalm 33 teaches us how to praise, to rejoice, and to hope in the Lord.

The parallels between Absalom's splitting of the kingdom and those who split churches are striking.

The nation of Israel has rebelled against the Lord in creating and worshipping the golden calf. Moses intercedes for the people, invoking God's mercy and requesting to see God's glory. God reveals himself as merciful, gracious, long-suffering, and abundant in goodness and truth.

In times of distress, we must enquire of the Lord first, then patiently wait for His answer. We must focus on going up to be close to God in fellowship and worship.

Absalom finally goes before the king, but things are far from resolved and far from being over.

Although Absalom safely returned to Jerusalem, things between him and his father were far from over.