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While studying on the Cherethites and Pelethites, I kept seeing the name of the lion of a man that was their captian: Benaiah the son of Jehoiada. On this week’s podcast we dig into the life and times of this man Benaiah: the meaning of his name, the deeds that he did, and who he…

With the broadcast preemption on WGCR I didn’t record a new broadcast for today; the undated post-Helene broadcast/podcast I posted last week aired today on WGCR. I have been looking for the message I preached a few years back about David giving Solomon the pattern for the house but didn’t get to build it himself,…

In the wake of Tropical Storm Helene’s impacts to these mountains, I thought and prayed long and hard about the direction to go for this week’s podcast. Not knowing when the next broadcast would air on WGCR, and again after much prayer, we take a break from the story of David to go to the…

Close study of the battles and conquests of the Old Testament is always advisable — there’s no telling what good nugget of wisdom you’ll find. In this week’s podcast, we begin exploring David’s conquests after the Lord has given him the great promise of the Davidic Covenant. And we find a couple of odd names…

As a young Christian, perceived and misunderstood “contradictions” really bothered me. But to the true Bible-believer, there are no real contradictions in scripture. Today we explore one of the supposed “contradictions” in scripture as we begin to study 2 Samuel 8 and the parallel scripture in 1 Chronicles 18.

Very few more precious words are found in the Old Testament than the phrase used in 2 Samuel 7 saying the the people would have “a place of their own.” For the Christian, the phrases “there yet remaineth a rest” and “In my father’s house are many mansions” rank right up there, but how precious…