Tag Archives: David

Our Greatest Influence

Posted on March 17, 2014 by Mark Shields

The Lord has a great influence upon David. He is acquainted with all areas of David’s life as written in Psalm 139. He knows David’s thoughts, what David is doing, and what David will say. He is with David always … Continue reading →

Posted in Psalm | Tagged David, Devoted, God, Lord, Positive Outcomes, Power, Praise, Psalms, Strengths, Thoughts | 4 Comments

With All of Me – Sermon Message 02/23/2014

Posted on February 28, 2014 by Mark Shields

The message last Sunday at the church I attend is that God wants each of us to use our individual strengths and to blend these strengths together into one unit. The message was titled “With All of Me”. What was … Continue reading →

Posted in Sermon Outline, Thoughts From Sermon | Tagged Courage, David, Forgiveness, God, Hospitals, Jesus, Miracles, Moses, Passion, Path, Podcast, Schools, Sermon Message, Service, Teamwork, Wonders, Worship | Leave a comment

Help Build Up a Strong Faith

Posted on October 29, 2013 by Mark Shields

In reading 1 Chronicles 23, I noticed that a coalition worked for a common purpose. The plan was to get a new king so the continuance of the line of David would be assured. It took planning, organization and teamwork. … Continue reading →

Posted in 2 Chronicles | Tagged Books of Chronicles, Chris Tomlin, Christ, Christianity, David, Epistle to the Romans, God, How Great Is Our God (song) | 2 Comments

Common Objective Creates Synergy

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Mark Shields

There was so much disruption in the line of David during the time in history of today’s passage. King Ahaziah had been killed and his mother named Athaliah who was the daughter of the king of Aham who did evil … Continue reading →

Posted in 2 Chronicles | Tagged Athaliah, Books of Chronicles, David, God, Jehoiada, Jehosheba, Joash, king Jehoram, Lord, royal family, Young Joash | 7 Comments

Desire to Live the Right Way

Posted on October 26, 2013 by Mark Shields

In reading 2 Chronicles 21-22 and sharing some thoughts in yesterday’ post, it was concluded that the next two kings of Jerusalem had no desire to live the right way and be on the right side of history. This has … Continue reading →