A Study of David
Study of the life of David in three parts covering the following: Session 1 - Youth as a shepherd, Goliath, in the court of Saul Session 2 - Life as a fugative, Session 3 - The Tabernacle of David, the context to the Bathsheba Incident
Classes
Class 1: David - Youth and Preparation
The class explores David's early life and preparation as a shepherd, emphasizing his character development through solitude, meditation, and humility. It highlights how these formative experiences shaped his future leadership and spiritual growth.
Class 2: David - The Fugative
The class covers David's period as a fugitive, focusing on his experiences from fleeing Saul to his interactions with the Philistines. It highlights David's leadership qualities, faith under trial, and perseverance through numerous challenges and tests.
Class 3: David - As King of Israel
The class covers David's transition from fugitive to king, focusing on his leadership qualities, faith, and trials. It discusses his return to Jerusalem, the return of the ark, and the significance of the Tabernacle of David as a symbol of grace and mercy open to all, including Gentiles.