2 Samuel

2 Samuel chapter 4 reminds me that selfishness ambition can blind us to our own misguided actions. The chapter begins, “When Ish-Bosheth son of Saul

2 Samuel chapter 7 reminds us that you cannot out give God. It is important to note that this follows immediately after King David humbled

2 Samuel chapter 9 reminds us of the old expression, “It’s not what you know but WHO you know”. The chapter begins with King David

2 Samuel chapter 2 describes the civil war that developed in Israel after the death of Saul. Although David had been anointed as king almost

2 Samuel 14 reminds me how incredibly stubborn we can be about not letting the past go. People spend a lifetime holding on to bitterness,

2 Samuel chapter 13 reveals some of the skeletons in the closet of King David’s family. I believe ultimately God holds the father responsible for

2 Samuel chapter 12 describes the reaction of a man when he is confronted with his own sin. Every one of us will stumble; every

2 Samuel chapter 11 warns us about the dangers of idleness. When David was doing battle with the giant or hiding from the king’s army

2 Samuel chapter 10 reminds me how easily simple misunderstandings can escalate into conflict in our relationships, particularly in our marriage. When we know someone’s

2 Samuel chapter 8 describes the nation of Israel under King David, but in reality it describes a man under God. It reminds us that individually