Tonight we continue along our series on the transformed life, and pick up where we left last week on the enriched Christian life.

We look at I Samuel 30 again, and see what the perfect picture of a man after God's own heart is like. We see David put his full confidence in the Lord, and had spiritual perception of what was going on.

In this message, we start in Mark 15, and look at the first 15 verses, and see how Christ took the place of Barabbas, the thief and murderer, and we see how we are no better than him, and we do not deserve Christ to take our death penalty.

This evening, we deal with the idea of a Christian’s “enriched life”. We have all riches through Christ Jesus. We have all we need through him. Please tune in.

This evening, we take a look at I Samuel 30, when the Amalekites had destroyed Ziklag, and David and his men were looking for them so he could get everyone he held dear back to him, and his men found an Egyptian in a field to help them find the Amalekites.

This morning’s message starts in Revelation 14:6-13, and deals with the cup of God’s indignation towards those that had received the mark of the beast. The we go to other passages and look at the cup of Christ’s crucifixion, and then the cup of communion.

Tonight begins a multi-part sub-series of our Colossians series entitled, “The Transformed Life”. This evening’s message deals with Colossians 3:5-14, and could be titled, “The Exchanged Life”. Please tune in!

We look at one of David’s most discouraging points in his life in I Samuel 30. He has lost everything, and yet, there is still One Who can help him.

In John 3, Christ pointed Nicodemus to the Old Testament account of the serpent on the pole. Through this, we see a picture of what Christ has done on the cross for us.

In this evening’s Bible study, we take a look at Colossians 3:1-4. There is a lot of instruction in these four verses; instruction that is vital to the Christian life.