You would expect that after Saul died, David's life would suddenly get easier, but you would expect wrong. David knows that the victory is his, but the battles aren't over, yet.

The sacrificial work of Jesus means that we can approach the throne of God with confidence, not fear.

When we say that God's word is inspired and authoritative, we are saying that it gives us strength and guidance to live confidently in a messed-up world.

A stupid servant expects a reward when he announces the death of Saul to King David. He didn't get what he expected...

God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self control. Will we accept his gift?

As we look back over the last year, are we becoming more like Jesus or less like him? Those are the options.

Something new happens to David this week. As he is trying to skirmish wish Saul, instead of finding himself in harm's way, he learns that his family has been kidnapped.

God often uses the moments when life forces us to wait to teach us and prepare us for what is to come. As we look at the story of the birth of Samuel and John the Baptist, we'll look at God's preparatory work.

If you thought David was desperate when he joined up with the Philistines, see how bad things have gotten for Saul, who seeks the counsel of the dead prophet who condemned him.

Everybody worships. There is no question "IF" we will worship. The question that matters is "WHO" will we worship?