Crisis forced David to recognize his true friends. The man had wrongly assumed that all people loved him until his own son deposed him and his associates followed suit. While David escaped from his son Absalom, a notable man called Shimei summoned th

Jesus Christ healed the man by the Pool of Siloam despite the man’s inability to focus on the healer. The man had excessively focused on his problem to the extent that he could not even answer a simple question when Jesus-the-healer approached him.

David’s best friend (Ahithophel) disowned him, and he wanted him dead by all means so that he could be promoted by Absalom. Ahithophel knew David well; he had been his confidant for many years. He knew David’s area of strength and wickedness, and

Jesus Christ skipped his meal for the sake of preaching the gospel. He considered any opportunity he had to preach the gospel as a treasure, and he maximized it to populate God's kingdom. When his disciples persuaded him to eat food, Jesus responded,

Absalom overthrew his father King David and attempted to kill him. The despondent wandered in the wilderness with no clear cut of what to do. During the distressful time, David lamented in prayers to God. The scripture reported,“David went up by th

A woman whom Jesus Christ met by a well was surprised to hear him declaring himself as the living water! While the woman appeared to be confused, Jesus explained further to say,“Whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst. B

David sinned against God, and he suffered consequences for it. [God promised through Prophet Nathan that he would make David pay for his adultery with Bathsheba, and for killing her husband (2 Samuel 12:7-12)]. Crises erupted in David’s house. Two

King David found himself in trouble, and he cried to God for help. The king was confident that God would answer his prayers and deliver him from his troubles. David’s prayer is as written,“How long, O Lord? Will you forget me forever? How long wi

The Pharisees wanted to insinuate resentment between John Baptist and Jesus Christ, and they approached John with tricky questions. The Pharisee said, “Rabbi, He (Jesus) who was with you beyond the Jordan, to whom you have testified—behold, He is