Introducing 1 Samuel
As we launch a new study of 1 Samuel, we remember that although the book’s narrative took place thousands of years ago, it is included in the Bible for our instruction and encouragement. Beginning with barren, brokenhearted Hannah, this story introduces us to ordinary people with real aspirations, fears, and failures who are helpless and hopeless unless God does something. Alistair Begg reminds us that just as the word of God brought light and hope to Hannah’s life, it remains the answer to the crises we face today.
Speakers
Recent Sermons
-
05/04/25
Faithful Living in a Foreign Land
As Christians, we are exiles in a foreign land—citizens of heaven waiting for our Savior to bring us home. How ...
Terry McCutcheon
-
04/27/25
Citizens of Heaven
How can we remember and live out our heavenly citizenship while living here on Earth? In his letter to the ...
Isaac Shaw
-
04/27/25
The More Excellent Way
Believers are distributors of God's love. In 1 Corinthians 13, the apostle Paul focuses on love as the foundation ...
Jeff Mills