Tag: King David

• FINISHED WITH COMPLICATED KING DAVID

  That’s it.  I’m done! Yesterday I finished the 8 week series on the relationships of King David.  You can hear them all on podcast on the tab from my blog or on iTunes.  I edited down yesterday’s sermon quite a bit.  As I sat in my study Sunday morning it seemed the sermon was too…

  Jamie Greening

  November 19, 2012

  Church, Preaching

  James Kugel, King David, preaching, Psalm 13, Psalm 139, Psalm 51, Psalm 69, worship

• KING DAVID THE WOMANIZER

  The sermon snippet this week is a difficult one.  We think of King David as hero figure but the truth is that when it came to women he was not only not heroic, he was despicable.  This section of the sermon is about midway and serves as the pivot between my description of David’s problems…

  Jamie Greening

  October 18, 2012

  Church, Preaching

  Abigail, adultery, Bathsheba, King David, marriage of convenience, Michal, Uriah the Hittite

• KING DAVID FOUND HIMSELF AND SO CAN YOU!

  Thursday means one thing at the Pastor Greenbean blog–a sermon preview.  Today’s preview is for the upcoming launch of a new sermon series on David’s relationships.  I start the series by looking at David’s relationship with himself and coming to realize his purpose.  I think of David as a prodigy because he was very, very…

  Jamie Greening

  October 4, 2012

  All, Preaching

  1 Samuel 16, Freud, King David, purpose, self-discovery

• CELEBRATING A DEATH

  Never in my life have I celebrated a person’s death.  Never. I confess, at times, to being indifferent—particularly celebrities.  The media go super-crazy when celebrities like Liz Taylor or Michael Jackson die.  Celebrities have no impact on my life so their death means less to me than, say, the beloved saint who has been wrestling…

  Jamie Greening

  May 2, 2011

  Culture

  9-11, celebrating death, death, hope, hopeful, justice, King David, Navy Seals, Osama Bin Laden, Psalm 37, September 11