Public Seminars - online or in person
God’s Promise to King David
7:30pm Tuesday 13 October 2026
Richmond Public Library, 280 Queen Street, Richmond
Sometime around the 9th century BC, King David ruled over the nation of Israel. Despite the infamous incident with Bathsheba, he was a good king who served God with his whole heart.
David was so devoted to God that he felt guilty for living in a royal palace while the religious services were carried out in a tent. He wanted to build a magnificent temple for God instead.
God does not live in a temple, he has no need of a house to live in like humans do - but he was impressed by David’s devotion and attitude, and gave him a blessing.
This blessing was made up of some special promises about David’s kingdom and about his descendants. These promises reached across space and time, and are still relevant to us today.
Find out more at our free public seminar this October.
Once a month on a Tuesday evening we hold a public seminar. Anyone and everyone is welcome to attend. We have Bibles available for you to follow along with the presentation, which is usually 40-50 minutes long and is followed by light refreshments. If you cannot make it in person then the video will be uploaded within a couple of days to Youtube and you can access it by clicking on the green button above.
And He commanded us to preach to the people, and to testify that it is He who was ordained by God to be Judge of the living and the dead
— Acts 10:42