David’s Walk with God
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Both in Moses’ and David’s life there was that time when God needed to get their attention. He did that by getting them away to some quiet place. In the case of Moses, it was the backside of the desert, in David’s, out in the field tending sheep. I would like you to ponder these examples. Do you have a “quiet place” to be alone with God? Do you know God?
In the day’s, ahead we are going on a journey. We are going to walk with King David, through the Scriptures and watch him as he deals with his daily trials and triumphs. What influences his decision? How he deals with his mistakes.
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About the Book
In 1 Samuel 13:14 and later in the book of Acts 13:22, David is called a man after God’s own heart. This intrigued me. I sought to do a study of David’s life using 1 Samuel 16 through 1 Kings 2 and “walk with David” and try to learn why King David had this title.
About the Author
He was saved at age thirty-five. Not long after his salvation he fell in love with God’s Word. He spent the next forty years in the Sunday School Ministry. As a teacher, a director and even a pastor for two and a half years he encouraged teachers and others to get into the Bible. In his second book, we take an in depth look at King David’s life, and his walk with God. It is his prayer that this journey will enhance your walk with God.