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40:42

1 Samuel 31-2 Samuel 1, How the Fallen Is Mighty, Dr. John B. Carpenter

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

almost 2 years ago

37:16

David laments, I'm distressed for you, my brother, Jonathan. Verse 26.

51:39

2 Samuel 1:17-27 The Power of Lament

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 4 years ago

14:47

And our text this morning is a lamentation that David wrote over the loss of Saul and Jonathan, these

5:32

DAY 136: Psalms 3–4, 12–13, 28, 55

FMB

Five Minute Bible

about 2 months ago

1:09

Psalm 12 laments a society filled with deception and flattery and corruption, where truths seem to disappear

1:57:43

November 27, 2022 – Sunday Service Live Stream

APC

Ascension Presbyterian Church Longwood

over 3 years ago

1:23:28

David laments and hope, and it leads him back to confidence. Look at verse 13.

51:25

From Despair To Hope - [Psalm 13]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 9 years ago

31:27

But here, David in the midst of anguish, soul, crying out to God in a lament, where he can't see the light at the end of the tunnel. Verse five says, but. That signifies, that word signifies that David now is going from despair to hope.

56:56

June 4, 2017 Suffering With Hope by Pastor Josh Sheldon

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

about 9 years ago

14:10

David laments that he became a stranger to my brothers and alien to my mother's sons.

58:05

"From Penitent to Powerful" | Psa. 6 (10/16/2022) | NOTE: Audio drops from minute 40:47 to 45:34

PMC

Park Meadows Church

over 3 years ago

33:44

It waxeth old because of all mine enemies. See, David's sin, David's guilt of his sin has brought him to the point of exhaustion. That is how bad he feels. He doesn't just feel bad like, oh, man, I can't believe I did that again.

35:28

Do Christians Lament?

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

over 4 years ago

2:15

As before, in Psalm 5, we have no specific historic context for King David's lament. It is an individual lament, meaning he cries out only for himself and his current trials. He will speak of his enemies and wish them to be away from him.

48:42

Psalm 13 Wholly in Two Houses

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

about 2 years ago

3:50

This lament reminds us that sorrow is a distinct reality in the world, even as David never loses sight of the hope that he has in the world of God's covenant of love and salvation. And so he holds on and gives us something firm to hold on to in the storms of life.

5:01

A Word in Season: Delivered from Fears (Psalm 34:4)

Media Gratiae

over 5 years ago

0:14

David resorted to what seems to have been crass and carnal means to try and deliver himself from a situation which he'd got himself into. And yet Psalm 34 as a whole shows us at least something of what lies behind these things.

21:42

WWUTT 369 David and Bathsheba?

WWUTT Podcast

over 9 years ago

11:10

But though David in his lament realizes the sin that he has that he has done against God, he thinks that he is going to die, that the Lord is going to destroy him along with the sword that's going to come against his house from his own house.

50:10

2 Samuel 15:13-37 Revival Through Darkness

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

almost 4 years ago

48:42

David didn't love, I can guarantee this, David didn't love this season of his life. He was not stoked that his son was rebelling against him and coming to kill him. He wasn't happy about that. But God is using this as a wake -up call to his anointed, called, and chosen king.

30:06

The Dysfunctional Family - Part 4 (Date: 05/09/2021)

WBC

Whitten Baptist Church

about 5 years ago

27:05

David was in a difficult position. Now watch this. Because the troops talked about stoning him, for they were all very bitter over the loss of their sons and daughters. Now just hold right there. So now David is lost.

22:37

WWUTT 394 Sheba's Rebellion?

WWUTT Podcast

over 9 years ago

0:00

David is continuing to reap what he has sown because of his sin against God. He has lost his son, he has lost his kingdom, and though his kingdom will be restored back to him, there is now a rift in Israel that will continue for hundreds of years when we understand the text.

53:34

Book of Psalms - Psa. 18, Vs. 1-3 (07/16/2023)

PMC

Park Meadows Church

almost 3 years ago

26:11

Didn't see that one coming, did he? David's devastated to the point of he's pretty much lost all composure. 2 Samuel 18, verse 33 says, and the king was much moved and went up to the chamber over the gate and wept.

5:55

DAY 139: 2 Samuel 19–21

FMB

Five Minute Bible

about 1 month ago

0:50

His mourning becomes so consuming that Joab rebukes him, warning that his sorrow is discouraging the very people who risked their lives to save him. David regains his composure and returns to Jerusalem as the tribes debate his restoration to the throne.

29:47

A Tale Of Two Words

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

over 4 years ago

10:03

It's that double heartedness that happens is what David laments, you know flattering tongues and double

1:51:25

Ascension Presbyterian Lord's Day Worship

APC

Ascension Presbyterian Church Longwood

over 2 years ago

1:07:03

The wicked David laments and the Psalms prosper and the people of God suffer.

52:32

2 Samuel 3:26-39 In the Grip of Revenge

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 4 years ago

37:55

So in closing out this passage about the passing of Abner, David calls him a prince, he calls him a great

5:05

A Word in Season: Awaken the Dawn (Psalm 57:8)

Media Gratiae

almost 6 years ago

0:22

David in Psalm 57 faced deep distress. He can speak in verse 4 of his soul being among lions. I lie among the sons of men who are set on fire, he says, whose teeth are spears and arrows and their tongue a sharp sword.