The story of King David's kingdom unfolds as God's plan prevails despite unexpected events and people. Ahithophel's counsel is thwarted, and his tragic end serves as a reminder of God's sovereignty and control over all things, including evil. The narrative highlights the importance of trusting God's providence and not defying his plan. [... more]

God's plan unfolds in the story of King David and his son Absalom, as the counsel of Ahithophel is made to appear foolish by Hushai's manipulative speech. Meanwhile, the world's focus on climate change is contrasted with the security of God's providence, reminding us that His sovereignty lies in and beyond all human conversations and activities. [... more]

The sovereignty of God and human responsibility are illustrated in the story of King David and his son Absalom, as they navigate the unfolding events of 2 Samuel. Alistair Begg explores the divine fulcrum, a pivotal moment in the narrative, and how it reveals the interplay between God's sovereignty and human freedom. [... more]

David, the king of Israel, trusts in God's unguessable grace despite facing evil and betrayal from his son Absalom. Meanwhile, Absalom seeks counsel from Ahithophel, who advises him to take a drastic step that will solidify his claim to the throne. However, this action is actually part of God's sovereign plan, demonstrating that evil never thwarts God's good purposes. [... more]

David's plight is marked by deception, betrayal, and opposition as he is forced into exile, with his kingdom hanging in the balance. His encounters with Ziba, Shimei, and Ahithophel reveal the complexities of his situation, and the future of his kingdom is uncertain. [... more]