As people who are born again we are fashioned after God's heart.  Knowing David was a man who God called a "man after His heart" we can expect to be drawn or led into things that David was led towards as well.  Worship is one of those things we are led towards.

David shows us that mercy is in the heart of God but while David stopped at mercy, Jesus went beyond mercy with grace.

David and Jonathan were best friends. What can we learn from this relationship about God's character and how he wants to relate to us?

David and Goliath is often a story where we put ourselves in the place of David and say there is some kind of giant in our life that needs slaying.  That might be too small of an understanding of what God was accomplishing with this story.

Want to be a man or a woman after God's heart? What if the truth was that you already are?

We often hear about images of an angry God...but what actually made Jesus (God with skin on) angry?  There are only a couple instances in the scripture that recorded Jesus' anger.  What can the church learn today?

In Romans 12:9 Paul writes that our love within the church should be without hypocrisy.  What does this mean?  Hypocrisy is saying something but not doing it...but with love hypocrisy can also be saying something, doing it, but doing it out of obligation or duty, rather than love.    How then can we function as a church in love without hypocrisy?

What is the Baptism of the Spirit? Do I have the Holy Spirit? How can I know? Is speaking in tongues proof that I have the Holy Spirit and I'm saved?

Is keeping the law and the old covenant necessary today?  

In our christian journey many of us try to fit the new wine of the new covenant of grace into the old wineskins of old covenant law.  It doesn't work.  The new wine bursts the old wineskins and spills the grace of the new covenant onto the ground.

Daniel Rogers brings a great message reminding us that God does in fact have a sense of humor.