Bible studies for writers | 2 Samuel 20
It seems as though Joab, commander of David’s army, has a mean streak. The text doesn’t implicate why he killed Amasa, who rounded up Judah’s army for the sake of King David. We can devise, however, that maybe Joab wanted to be in charge of everyone, and it’s possible that Amasa was leading troops that… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | 2 Samuel 20
Bible studies for writers | 2 Samuel 19
Have you ever loved the bad guy? David’s predicament isn’t uncommon. From my own experience, I know it’s sometimes easy to love the one who does you wrong and abandon those who want the best for you. I think it’s human nature. Jesus even gives us examples in the New Testament when he talks about… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | 2 Samuel 19
Bible studies for writers | 2 Samuel 18
No matter how horrible our kids can be sometimes, we always want what’s best for them. David is in a precarious position. He’s being persecuted by his son, who no doubt would murder his own father in a heartbeat, and yet he continues to harbor a great love for him – a painful love. This… Continue reading Bible studies for writers | 2 Samuel 18
