“They Found an Egyptian” 

I am so blessed by your messages

I really appreciate the teachings from the Old Testament. It is far too often neglected. It’s like watching Empire before A New Hope.

Thank you For your heavenly teaching. May God continue to bless you by allowing his word to be so clear to you.

Like Parkside, my church has not met as a group on site of the “church” building following the mandate of social distancing. Graciously, we have been able to continue worshipping our Lord robustly. A lesson we are learning every virtual Sunday service and every virtual bible class is that our community is not defined by the four walls but by our commitment to Christ, to the Word and to each other. Much like the chosen had to learn during the Babylonian exile, Jerusalem is not the center of our faith and worship. The center of our faith is in our hearts. COVID-19 has forced us to adjust to a challenging situation. During this moment in history we have strengthened our prayer life for each other within the global community of believers. God bless Rev. Begg and God bless all pastoral leaders.

Love this series. 1 and 2 Samuel have been such a blessing to me. I've been studying through them and I'm glad to find this series.

Loving these messages in the Book of Samuel, hoping they go to the 2nd book.

i liked the notes on the found egyptian servant

I cannot wait to listen.

Thanks

Thank you so much for this sermon. I was wondering if Pastor Begg would think it a stretch to compare the Egyptian that David met as a type of Simon the Cyrene? Cyrene was a part of Ptolemaic Egypt at one time. And in the providence of God Simon just happened to be there to “help” Jesus as He was on the road to redeem all that was His as David did in 1 Samuel. As i was reading that was something that just came to my mind. Thoughts?