2 Samuel 21:1-22 Fireside Chats With David
The remaining chapters of 2 Samuel are a collection of historical events during the reign of King David with non-specific chronological arrangement. Names and places are often confusing so we will proceed with caution.
Colossians 1:23 The Meaning of “If”
It sounds like a silly statement, “The Meaning of “If”.” But it’s not, in this verse. We are going to explore the meaning of ‘if’, then discuss the ramifications. It should be fun!
1 Peter 3:19-22 Spirits, Baptism, and Conscience
There are a lot of different interpretations of this passage of Scripture. We are going to sift through some of the most popular and try to narrow the field down to the one that makes the most sense based on context and language.
2 Samuel 19:1-20:26 The Return of David
After the death of Absalom, David returns to Jerusalem. This turns into quite a political quagmire. King David has to navigate some delicate situations, which are in some measure self-inflicted.
Colossians 1:21-22 Alienated And Hostile In Mind
That God has reconciled some to Himself who were alienated and hostile is such a mind bender. Let’s look at this a little closer.
1 Peter 3:18-19 Jesus in Hell?
Did the spirit of Jesus go to hell while His body was in the tomb? Where does this idea even come from?
2 Samuel 17:15-18:33 Absalom’s War & Demise
The fight is on! The arrogant, boastful son is ready to take on his father, the King. The family dynamics are noteworthy, and the actual battle is somewhat anti-climatic. Let’s look at it.
Colossians 1:15-20 Firstborn of Creation, Firstborn From the Dead
This passage is perhaps the greatest passage in the Scriptures regarding the eternal nature and attributes of Jesus the Messiah. He is truly God and truly man; the Eternal Son of God.
1 Peter 3:15-17 Speaking From Experience
Peter speaks from experience regarding persecution and having a defense for your faith. This class is a lesson in hermeneutics, among other things.
2 Samuel 16:15-17:14 Absalom Enters Jerusalem
David has left the city, and Absalom comes in as supposedly the new King. There are political shenanigans galore. We finish the discussion with a conversation about God ordaining certain events. You won’t want to miss this one.
