The Heart of a King

"The Heart of a King" is an accurate biblical account of the life of King David, a man who was known as being after God's own heart. The book explores the prophecies and promises spoken about David before he was anointed by Samuel, as well as his famous fight against the Philistine giant, Goliath. It delves into David's numerous battles and victories, showcasing his military successes and leadership skills. The book also examines David's family and relationships, including his parents, siblings, wives, and children, as well as his close friendship with Saul. It explores the calling on David's life, his time in the wilderness, and his faithfulness to God's plan, as well as the prophetic words about his reign as king. The book also delves into David's strengths, such as his courage, musical and poetic abilities, and compassion, while also addressing his struggles with pride and temptation. It explores David's sins, particularly his affair with Bathsheba and the consequences of his actions, as well as his repentance and God's forgiveness. The book highlights David's deep love and service to God, his worship and psalms, and his desire to build the temple. Finally, it examines David's impact on the world, including his influence as king, the expansion of Israel's borders under his rule, his administration and justice, and his lasting legacy and influence on future generations.