1 Samuel 31 “The Portrait Hall”: Happily Ever After?
The Portrait Hall: Happily Ever After? Did you ever watch a movie and feel robbed at the end because of the unhappy and unsatisfying end to their story? We all want ever story to end well. Why would God give us the last moments of …
Read More1 Samuel 30 “The Portrait Hall”: Pictures From the Party
The Portrait Hall: “Pictures From the Party” Most of us have pictures of a party or celebration. It is a time when the cameras come out and flashes go off. Whether a family celebration, a graduation, a wedding or a reunion – these kinds of …
Read More1 Samuel 28:3-25 “The Portrait Hall”: The Finish Line
The finish line of a race often yields an interesting and heavily scrutinized picture of the participants of the race. The final frame of choices in the life of King Saul offered the same kind of picture to us. Saul had one last opportunity to …
Read More1 Samuel 27:1-28:2; 30:1-8 “The Portrait Hall”: Reversed Photo Image
Have you ever seen a photo that was printed as a negative? The white is black and the black white. The color spectrum is opposite of the reality. For many of us, we live times in our lives dissatisfied with our soul condition – and …
Read More1 Samuel 26 “The Portrait Hall”: The Grinding Stone
Part way through the more than a dozen years from the promise of his throne to the delivery of it, David could have become impatient and “made things happen”. He was encouraged to do so, but God did not want that from him, and he …
Read More1 Samuel 25 “The Portrait Hall”: Abigail – Mom to the Rescue!
Today our series will show the incredible portrait of a heroic mother named Abigail. Remember, David has learned a lesson in safety and a lesson on allowing God to reward or avenge. This text is a lesson on being God’s compensation when being cheated. David …
Read More1 Samuel 24 “The Portrait Hall: “Camping in the Cave”
In the last lesson, we were reminded that for the believer security is not a matter of what you withdraw from – but Who you withdraw to! David learned to measure his safety not in terms of distance from danger; but in terms of the …
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