2 Samuel
7 articles exploring the teachings of 2 Samuel.
View all sermons from 2 SamuelNehemiah 7: Why the Biggest Group Nobody Knows About Matters
The largest family in Nehemiah 7's genealogy is one nobody recognizes. That's exactly the point — and it rebukes everything our age believes about significance.
Nehemiah 7: Why the Biggest Names in Heaven May Be Unknown on Earth
The largest group of returning exiles in Nehemiah 7 was a family nobody remembers — the sons of Senaah. What their obscurity reveals about God's view of faithfulness will challenge everything you think about significance.
Nehemiah 7:1-3 — Why Walls Aren't Enough
The walls of Jerusalem are rebuilt — so why does Nehemiah keep writing? Because structures don't protect God's people. Obedience does.
Nehemiah 7:1-3 — Why Walls Alone Can't Protect You
The walls of Jerusalem are rebuilt. The gates are in place. So why does Nehemiah seem more concerned now than before? What he does next changes everything.
What 2 Samuel 7:18 Teaches About Receiving God's Gifts
David's prayer in 2 Samuel 7:18 isn't just ancient poetry — it's a mirror that exposes how poorly most of us respond when God actually blesses us.
Ezra 8: Why God Demands Holiness Before He Trusts You
Ezra refused the king's bodyguards and staked everything on God's protection. What happened next reveals why holiness isn't optional for anyone who wants to be used by God.
What 'Steadfast Love' Really Means in Lamentations 3:22-25
Lamentations 3:22-25 uses the word 'never' instead of 'forever' — and the reason reveals how God meets us in our deepest doubt.