Journey Bible Project

In today’s Journey Bible Project Blog, Gary Holloway offers a story about how God establishes the house of David. Take a moment to ponder as you read this blog and 2 Samuel 7, who has established where you live, move, and have your being.

Do you become overly self-aware in worship? Are you willing to become undignified in order to worship how the Holy Spirit is leading you to worship or serve? David in 2 Samuel 6 becomes very undignified, but why? What happens when he really worships without any thought of how he looks?

David calls upon unseen angel armies to fight battles for him against the Philistines. Do we have that kind of power at our disposal today? Have you ever tried calling angel armies to fight your battles?

We sometimes believe lies we tell ourselves, others, even to God. Are you careful about what you repeat in words, online, to yourself, to others, and to God?

The news of Saul’s death came to David through an unnamed Amalekite who may have expected a reward from David for finishing off Saul who had apparently not succeeded in taking his own life by falling on his sword. Read about what David does in response in today’s Journey Bible Project blog.

Ever feel like civil war could break out with your own kin? It’s happened before in U.S. history and continues in our world today. The world of the Bible was no different, as the story of David illustrates in today’s Journey Bible Project Blog.

The story at the end of 1 Samuel 31 is sad, the end of what was a hopeful re-birth of Israel with their first king. Is there any hope now for Israel?

If God has graciously given victory to David because of God’s commitment to the covenant with Israel and to David, then God’s grace must be extended to all alike who join the covenant of love and grace of God.

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What were Nabal’s parents thinking when they named him “fool”?