Fear God, not man

Summary

The sermon explores 2 Samuel 21, focusing on the consequences of Saul's actions against the Gibeonites and the resulting famine during David's reign. It emphasizes God's justice, which may be delayed but will always be fulfilled, and highlights the importance of fearing God rather than man. The message also stresses God's discipline, the significance of keeping covenants, and God's attentiveness to the cries of the afflicted. Ultimately, it points to the victory of David's line, culminating in Jesus Christ's triumph over all enemies.