
November 5, 2026
Not Just on Sunday
Lonetta McKee

The songs from which our texts are drawn for this lesson are reflective of deliverance and righteousness, as David poetically revisited his life.

Death is a persistent intruder. It casts a dark shadow. . . . At times, it looks like death has the final word. But if you read the…

A cursory reading of these passages might give you the impression David was bragging about himself or claiming self-righteousness, but neither is the case. . . . What…

In May, we conducted an informal survey about how COVID-19 affected the celebration of the Lord’s Supper in corporate church services.

Communion is not a moment for us to be proud of how righteous we think we are; instead, it is a time to reflect and celebrate that a…

Just when the house of David had reached its zenith, the situation was about to implode. In the spring, when kings go back to battle, David stayed home…

A veteran church leader I hold in high regard recently confided that he has been reflecting on Psalm 51 throughout the last year. At first, I felt concerned.…

[Read 2 Samuel 12:1-14.] In what ways was King David like the rich man in Nathan’s parable?

The Jerusalem temple was just one part of God establishing his kingdom. The temple would not last forever, but what God was establishing through David’s family would be…

In the journey of life, God knows where you are camped and what your next campsite will be.

Sometimes, like David, we make our plans for how we will serve God, but God’s plans, purposes, and timing may be different. What does this passage teach you…

The rider on the white horse in Revelation 19 was different from the rider in Revelation 6. The rider on the second white horse is none other than…

David’s reign would be centralized in Jerusalem and the presence of God would be located there as in no other city.

God is omnipresent and inescapable. The trouble is, we can be oblivious and distractable. The problem isn’t God’s availability, but our awareness.

The ark of God and the temple both represent God’s presence with his people. How do God’s people respond to his presence?
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