Lessons from David - Week 1, Day 1 - The Gospel Truth

The giants in your life won't stand a chance as these Lessons from David become your very own! Probably one of the most well-known characters in the Bible is David. He grew up a shepherd boy, defeated the giant Goliath, and then went on to be King of Israel. While king, David made some serious mistakes. However, he didn't try to place the blame on other people. He took responsibility and shouldered the blame himself. By doing this, he was described by God as a "man after His own heart." In this book, you will learn that God has a good plan for every individual. But you can thwart that plan by your own lustful desires and dreams. However, where sin abounds, grace abounds greater (Romans 5:20). Even though David made terrible mistakes that cost people their lives, he repented and was able to complete God's purpose for his life. God's grace is evident through the entire life of David. Rather than having to go through your own hard knocks, the author encourages the reader to learn from these life lessons from David. There’s a better way than finding out these truths through your own mistakes. It's better to learn at David's expense.
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00:35 Welcome to our Monday's broadcast of The Gospel Truth.
02:33 And you know David is one of the greatest examples in the old testament of the good things to do, and at the same time the bad things to do.
07:15 In the 17th chapter of 1 Samuel about how David killed Goliath and the way that he was able to trust God and believe God, man, I have learned lessons from that.
12:58 David was not God's first choice. Let me show you this here in 1 Samuel, chapter 13.
16:25 There's a lesson to be learned right here and that is that you do not let circumstances ever force you to do something contrary to your convictions, what God has told you to do.
19:51 I'm telling you, one of the lessons that you learn even as we are just beginning to start talking about David is, that you should have absolutes.

[@theresapetekiewicz1788]

Listening to Andrew and his teaching on David I was meditating on the fact that everyone that God calls into Ministry will at some point before their Ministry even takes off or at the very latest it would happen early on in their Ministry that God will test them and they're complete obedience and surrender to him. Those that fight the good fight of faith and walk steadfastly with their eyes gazed only on one person the Lord Jesus Christ and the heavenly father to listen to Only One Voice until we pass the test. Those that do not obey but fall short by compromising,, and that is a big thing that we seem to justify is compromise. I'm sure Saul thought well it's not like I'm just going to war without having any sacrifice at all, I'll still have the sacrifice but I'll compromise because I'll do it myself because he isn't here yet and the people are getting anxious. He didn't try to completely disobey but he did try to compromise. And compromise to God is the equivalent of disobedience. The devil always tries to get us to compromise so we won't feel as guilty. Like if we don't want to tell a lie but we bend the truth just enough. We are not going to be able to move forward in Christ taking the victory over the devil if we allow ourselves to compromise what God has told us in his word to do.

[@belagavivinaya]

God is good all the time.

[@Mscugu]

Hello, could you please allow for offline download for this series?

[@AndrewWommackMin]

Hi, Cugu! We're glad you've enjoyed this teaching and wish to download it. You are welcome to download the entire series for free from Andrew's website at l.awmi.net/2JcebhX . Please let us know if you have any other questions. Enjoy the series and God bless! - AWMI Team

[@TheMikewinslow]

saul compromised and it cost his kingdom.. david committed adultery and murder - did God punish him differently? why?

[@TheMikewinslow]

you - Saul blew it and David was plan B.. you spent 5 weeks and a book talking about this and missed the point I think.. saul blew it by offering a sacrifice to God, and David .... What were the differences from God's perspective.. Saul blew it because of a ritual difference, and David stepped alll over the 10 commandments

[@blessing082]

God looks at the heart. David's heart was repentant while Saul's heart was not. They both reaped the consequences of their behavior, however David repented read Psalms where he poured his heart to GOD