This sermon explores 2 Samuel 7, where God's covenant with David points forward to a future Messiah that will reign forever. This ancient promise finds its ultimate fulfillment in Jesus Christ, who is the forever King from David's lineage. The message demonstrates how God's faithfulness spans over a thousand years from promise to fulfillment, encouraging Christians to trust in God's ongoing promises and align their hearts with His will through prayer rooted in Scripture. It challenges us to examine our priorities—whether we honor God with their resources and lives—and teaches us to pray God's promises back to Him. 

Key Points:

- The Davidic Covenant in 2 Samuel 7 is foundational for understanding the entire biblical narrative and Jesus' identity

- God promised David an eternal kingdom through his lineage, which was fulfilled in Jesus Christ as the forever King

- Despite the apparent failure of David's line when Babylon conquered Jerusalem in 586 BC, God faithfully kept His promise through Jesus

- We must guard against prioritizing our own luxury and comfort over God's glory, examining how we steward our resources

- We should seek God's will first before making plans, rather than asking God to bless our plans after we've already made them

- We should pray God's promises back to Him, aligning our hearts with His will and trusting in His faithfulness