The Secrets Of David Pt.2

thank you for your mercy thank you for helping us thank you for your word that transforms thank you for your word that provides the power we need to live we thank you for opening the eyes of understanding we thank you for helping us tonight we give you glory in jesus name amen all right so after five minutes you can be on your seat after five minutes are you blessed to be in the house of god So last week we started a very important subject that we could not finish, which we titled The Secrets of David.

And we laid a very important foundation by looking at a very important scripture in the book of Acts chapter 13, the verse 22, which was our theme scripture.

The Bible says, And when he had removed him, he raised up unto them David to be their king.

to whom also he gave testimony and said, I have found David the son of Jesse, a man after my own heart, which shall fulfill all my will.

We began to explain that there were great men in the Bible, but the testimony that God gave about David, it's a unique testimony that nobody had in the entire scripture.

We said that Abraham was a friend of God, Joshua stopped the son for 24 hours.

Moses spoke to God face to face.

Daniel was greatly beloved of God.

But amongst all of them, it was said of one man called David that this man was a man after God's own heart.

And we began to explain that for God to call a man A man after his own heart, it meant that there was something about that heart of that man that was after the very heart of God.

So we explained that in simple terms, for a man to be a man after God's heart, it meant four main things.

We said, number one, that person's heart was in alignment with God's desires.

We said, number two, the willingness to obey.

When we say a man is after God's heart, we are saying the man is in alignment with God's desires.

Number two, the man is willing to obey God.

Number three, quick to repent.

And number four, builds or has a deep relationship with God.

Any man that will be after God's heart will be a man that falls under these four categories.

And we began to look at the seven dimensions of grace and calling that David functioned and operated in.

We said that David was a shepherd.

Number two, David was a psalmist and a worshiper.

Number three, David was a prophet.

Number four, David was a priest.

Number five, David was a warrior.

Number six, David was a king.

And number seven, David was a leader, a nation builder and an administrator.

So he operated in these seven dimensions or what someone would call the seven anointings.

And we began to take a critical look about the life of David before we explore the secrets that every Christian should understand about David.