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The Journey Bible Project is based on listening four years to the voice of God, not the competing voices of our culture and politics and social media today. Are you listening to the wise, loving voices or the foolish, hateful voices in our culture today?
What do you do when critics throw dirt at you? Do you react? How did David respond when a critic threw dirt and curses at him?
Politicians antics are nothing new. Absalom does some things to gain favor with people and undercut his own father for political gain.
While David is forgiven for the sins he commits, there are still consequences for sins in his house. In 2 Samuel 13:1-39, David’s sons take matters into their own hands when David fails to discipline his son for a terrible sin.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog from 2 Samuel 14:1-33, we learn of a prophetess who has a message for David.
God does not abandon David after his terrible sins. David confesses but there are still grave consequences for his sin. But God is faithful and a son is later born who David calls, “Loved by God.”
Listen to two songs born out of the hope of Israel after long years of silence. Read about what have come to be known as “Canticle of Zechariah” and Mary’s song titled elegantly and simply, “Magnificat.” Learn today what Magnificat means, the background, and how important these two songs are to the life of Israel and the Messiah coming to save.
Have you ever been confronted by someone for a sin you’d committed? How did you respond. Today we look at David’s response to being confronted for grievous sins (2 Samuel 12:1-10).
Listen to two songs born out of the hope of Israel after long years of silence. Read about what have come to be known as “Canticle of Zechariah” and Mary’s song titled elegantly and simply, “Magnificat.” Learn today what Magnificat means, the background, and how important these two songs are to the life of Israel and the Messiah coming to save.
In today’s Journey Bible Project blog, we feature Greg Taylor’s sermon on Luke 1:1-38, and you can watch this on video or hear on audio at sites such as iTunes.
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