Emmanuel Tuscaloosa

Michael Crosswhite // Psalm 59 // David prays for God’s deliverance and vengeance in the midst of persecution.

Michael Crosswhite // Psalm 58 // David prays for God’s vengeance on wicked rulers.

Michael Crosswhite // Psalm 57 // David is in a predicament, and he’s crying out to God for salvation. In the process of his prayer he envisions how his situation might be for the glory of God.

Michael Crosswhite // Psalm 56 // Psalm 56 is a Psalm to the fearful in the midst of trial to trust in God over their fear.

Michael Crosswhite // Psalm 55 // David demonstrates a pattern of prayer for the believer to cast his burden on the Lord.

Jeremy Hudson // Psalm 54 // God will vindicate his people through the salvation he has supplied for them in and through Jesus.

Tom Allen // Psalm 53 // Man’s depravity displays the free grace of God in delivering his people. 

Nathan Loudin // Psalm 52 // A song for the people of God when they encounter deception.

Michael Crosswhite // Psalm 51 // David repents of his sin and reveals the problem of the human heart.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 3:1-19 // God’s role in enduring faith provides the essential foundation for the Christian and the Church.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 3:13-19 // The church body plays a vital role in the enduring faith of a Christian.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 3:7-12 // Today we look at the role of the believer in holding fast the faith to the end.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 3:1-6 // God’s people hold fast to Christ.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:17-18 // As our eternal high priest, Jesus provides us the kind of lasting help we truly need.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:16-17 // Jesus’s death provided the perfect solution to mankind’s greatest problem.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:11-15 // Jesus rescued us from the fear of death.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:10 // Through Jesus’ rescue operation, God brought His people from darkness to glory.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:9 // Jesus’s experienced the fullness of death so that his people wouldn’t have to.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:5-9 // All things are under Christ's rule.

Jeremy Hudson // Hebrews 2:3b-4 // God has confirmed the message of salvation declared by Christ and his disciples. Christians can rest in Jesus fully confident that he has supplied all they need to receive that salvation.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:2-3a // The great salvation offered in Christ, revealed to us by God himself, comes with a great warning for those who neglect it.

Carlton Weathers // Romans 1:16-17 // The Gospel is not something to be ashamed of but is the power of God to save everyone who believes.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 2:1 // Close Inspection of God’s word tethers the Christian to the anchor of Christ.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 1:14 // Angels minister on behalf of the Son for the sake of His people.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 1:4-14 // The Son is king, eternal God, and judge, and is therefore superior to angels.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 1:3c // The Son has made purification for sins once and for all.

Jeremy Hudson // Hebrews 1:3b // The Son sustains and bears all things by his powerful word.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 1:3a // In these last days God has spoken to us by his Son who is God incarnate.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 1:2b // The Son is the final and ultimate word from God because all of creation was made for him and through him.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 1:1-2a // God has spoken to us in these last days through his Son.

Tom Allen // Hebrews 13:20-21 // God’s power at work in the death and resurrection of Jesus is sufficient to equip his people to do his will.

Michael Crosswhite // Hebrews 5:8 // Jesus, the eternal son of God, came to learn obedience and be perfected so that he might be a suitable savior for his suffering people.

Jeremy Hudson // Isaiah 52:13-53:12 // God’s will is satisfied through Jesus’ willful obedience to die in order to atone for the guilt of his people.

Michael Crosswhite // Romans 3:25 // Paul answers the crucial question: how can God be righteous if sinners can now stand before him as righteous?

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 24 // God punishes the nation of Israel with a plague on occasion of David’s sinful census.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 23:8-39 // The hall of Israel’s heroes is a testimony of God’s grace to his people.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 23:1-7 // David anticipates Israel’s true leader to come from his line.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 22 // The Lord protects his chosen servants from those who oppose them and enables them to accomplish the tasks he has commissioned them to do.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 21:15-22 // God’s people are called into battle to face giants in King David’s absence, but they are victorious.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 21:1-14 // As protector of God’s name, David enacts God’s just rule to make atonement for the nation.

Jeremy Hudson // 2 Samuel 20 // The Kingdom of God is secured in the rule of Christ. Therefore, the people of God persist in faithfulness to God with full confidence that the reign of Christ will never weaken.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 19:8b-43 // David returns home, but the political turmoil of the land exposes the limitations of his governance.

Tom Allen // 2 Samuel 18:1-19:8a // The consequences of his sin tear David between his kingly responsibilities and his fatherly affections.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 17 // The kingdom of God will never fail because God is in sovereign control.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 16 // In spite of a kingdom that seems to be unraveling, David demonstrates faith in God’s unwavering sovereignty.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 15 // The foolish Absalom steals the hearts of the people through shrewd calculation, but the wisdom of David is seen in his submission to the will of God.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 14 // The wisdom of man does not bring about righteous and Godly ends.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 13 // The sins of David’s past adultery and his present indecisiveness come home to roost as the sword is brought to his own family.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 12 // David is confronted and punished by God for his sin, but through repentance receives forgiveness and restoration.

Michael Crosswhite // 2 Samuel 11 // David’s adultery led to his sinful cover-up, and all of it was evil to the Lord.