Cowboy's Rest
Summer Camps 2021
This year at Cowboy’s Rest, our Hebrew keyword is melek, meaning “king”. As we study the second half of King David’s life, we’ll see how everyone around this monarch seemed to lay claim to his throne.
Not much has changed in our day and age. Who wants be melek? Everyone does. We all, at one point or another, desire to rule our own lives and dictate our own morality. But like David and his rebellious subjects, we must each learn that there is only one Melech ha-M’lachim -- only one King of kings. His name is Jesus, the Anointed One, and someday He will reign supreme on the throne of His ancestor David. Someday every created being will bow before Christ the Lord to the glory of His Father in Heaven.
Not much has changed in our day and age. Who wants be melek? Everyone does. We all, at one point or another, desire to rule our own lives and dictate our own morality. But like David and his rebellious subjects, we must each learn that there is only one Melech ha-M’lachim -- only one King of kings. His name is Jesus, the Anointed One, and someday He will reign supreme on the throne of His ancestor David. Someday every created being will bow before Christ the Lord to the glory of His Father in Heaven.
