Sunday 31st May 2026 // Evening // 2 Samuel 18:1–19:8a // Absalom’s Death
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Sunday 31st May 2026 // Evening // 2 Samuel 18:1–19:8a // Absalom’s Death
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Rev. Craig Lynn preaches 2 Samuel 18:1–19:8a at morning worship on Sunday 31st May 2026 in First Ards.
Absalom’s rebellion finally comes to an end, but the victory is overshadowed by tragedy. As David’s forces defeat the rebel army, Absalom is killed despite the king’s plea that his son be spared. The chapter highlights the devastating consequences of sin, pride, and rebellion, while also revealing David’s deep grief as both a father and a king. Ultimately, David’s cry, “If only I had died instead of you,” points beyond himself to Jesus Christ, the greater King who did what David couldn’t, giving His life to save rebels and secure an unshakable kingdom for His people.
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