Brother Matthew takes us to Ephesians 4:11-16 and expounds on three different ways that we see Christ is the head of the church, our local body of believers: 1. He was our substitutionary representative; Christ is the king of the church where he reins and rules in righteousness; our Savior is our husband, and we are his bride. As the body of Christ we are each needed and must stay connected to our head in order to operate in a useful and harmonious way.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel 8, where David's victories over Israel's surrounding enemies reveal that the true source of every triumph is God's faithfulness, not human strength. Turn with us to this powerful chapter as we see how God calls His people to trust Him rather than the "horses" of wealth, power, influence, or self-reliance, and discover how David's reign points us to Jesus Christ, the greater King whose victory over sin, death, and the grave is complete and everlasting.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel 7 where David desires to build God a permanent house, only to discover that God's greatest delight has never been a building—it has always been dwelling with His people. As we trace God's faithfulness from Egypt to David's throne, we're reminded that remembering God's past faithfulness strengthens our confidence for today's trials and tomorrow's uncertainties. Turn with us as we see how the tabernacle points to Jesus Christ, who "tabernacled" among us, and rejoice that God walks with His children through every season of life.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel chapter 7 where David discovers that God’s plans are far greater than anything he could imagine. In this message from The @ Samuel Series, we see how God’s grace redirects our desires, preserves us through every season, and points us to the greater King, Jesus Christ, whose eternal kingdom will never fail.

Brother Matthew Arnold takes us to Zechariah 3, where Joshua the high priest stands before the Lord clothed in filthy garments while Satan accuses him. In this message, we see the beautiful picture of God's sovereign grace as He removes sin, clothes His people in Christ's righteousness, and silences every accusation through the finished work of Jesus Christ. Turn with us to this powerful prophecy and be encouraged that God's people are chosen, redeemed, and called to walk faithfully in thankful obedience because of what Christ has already accomplished.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel 6 and invites us to hear this familiar passage through the eyes of the Ark of the Covenant. Rather than focusing only on David or Uzzah, this message reminds us that God's holiness, His presence, and His mercy all point beyond the ark itself to Jesus Christ, who perfectly accomplished our salvation. Join us as we see how God calls us to draw near with reverence, rest in Christ's finished work, and find our true home in the presence of the King.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel 5 as David is finally crowned king after years of waiting, reminding us that God was faithfully at work through every valley, cave, and hardship long before the crown ever came. Continuing The 2 Samuel Series, this message encourages us to trust God's purpose in seasons of waiting, difficulty, and uncertainty, knowing that He shapes His people through every trial and goes before them into every battle. Turn with us to this chapter and be encouraged that while you are waiting, God is still working.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel 4 where David's patience stands in sharp contrast to those who try to accomplish God's purposes through sinful shortcuts. As we follow the collapse of Saul's kingdom, the story of Mephibosheth reminds us that God never forgets the broken and is always working His greater plan of grace. Turn with us to this powerful passage to discover how God calls us to trust His promises, wait on His timing, and walk faithfully while He accomplishes His perfect will.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel 3, where the kingdom of Israel is torn by division, revenge, delayed obedience, and grief, yet God's sovereign hand continues to accomplish His purposes. As David grows stronger through a prolonged conflict, we're reminded that God often does His deepest work in the middle of life's battles—not by removing our struggles, but by strengthening us through them. Turn with us to this powerful chapter and discover how God's grace, not human strength or vengeance, leads His people forward even when they feel weak.

Pastor J. S. Melvin takes us to 2 Samuel 2 where David finally begins to receive God's promise of kingship, yet discovers that the fulfillment comes gradually rather than all at once. Turn with us as we learn how God shapes His people through seasons of waiting, partial fulfillment, and difficult relationships, reminding us that His grace is present from the promise to the palace and ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, the true King who brings lasting peace.