David's Vow and God's Covenant: Part 2 of the Psalm 132 Deep Dive (Episode 151)
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In this episode, Matthew Lilley continues his teaching on Psalm 132, exploring the themes of God's presence, David's vision for a dwelling place, and the implications of the Davidic covenant.
He discusses the importance of waiting for God's presence, the tension between the kingdom of God now and not yet, and the afflictions faced by those who seek to pioneer God's presence.
It concludes by discussing the promise of God’s kingdom through Jesus, the greater David.
Listen to part 1 of this teaching here.
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🔑 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE 🔑
- God desires a resting place in our cities.
- David's vow reflects a deep longing for God's presence.
- The kingdom of God is both a present reality and a future hope.
- Pioneering God's presence often comes with affliction.
- The vision for God's presence requires a commitment to prayer and worship.
- God's covenant with David is a promise of eternal kingship.
- Jesus fulfills the promise of the Davidic covenant.
- The presence of God brings transformation and breakthrough.
- We are called to host God's presence in our communities.
- The ultimate fulfillment of God's presence will come with Jesus' return.
EPISODE TIMESTAMPS
00:00 The Call to Wait for God's Presence
01:15 David's Vision for God's Dwelling Place
03:12 Understanding God's Resting Place
10:24 The Kingdom of God: Now and Not Yet
12:20 The Afflictions of a Presence Pioneer
16:15 The Vow of David: Until God's Presence Comes
19:12 God's Covenant with David
24:23 The Promise of the Davidic Kingdom
27:15 The Fulfillment of God's Presence in Zion
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