This week Greg covers the rise and fall of King Saul's kingship. In this story, we discover some major pitfalls that threaten to distract us off the path God has called us to walk. Yet even when we fail (and we will) God never gives up on us, and his grace will always restore us.

This (last) week, Greg shared the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel, emphasizing her posture of dependency on God and trust in God to be the catalyst for change. Listen in and take the challenge to Go to God. Receive from God. And Distribute for God.

Have you ever wondered what qualities God looks for in those He chooses to do important things? For most, we look for qualities of strength, intelligence, and winsomeness. In the story of Ruth, God surprises us by using someone whom everyone in society had looked over to play a key role in his plan of rescue for the whole world. Listen in as Greg delivers this important teaching.

What happens when a group of people consistently choose their own desires over and against trusting the promises and desires of God? At first it doesn't look like much, but given enough time, the results are disastrous. This is what we see in the life of God's people in the book of Judges. Yet there remains hope for us today if we are willing to learn from the past and trust God at His Word. Listen in as D.K. delivers this important teaching.

What happens when a group of people consistently choose their own desires over and against trusting the promises and desires of God? At first it doesn't look like much, but given enough time, the results are disastrous. This is what we see in the life of God's people in the book of Judges. Yet there remains hope for us today if we are willing to learn from the past and trust God at His Word. Listen in as D.K. delivers this important teaching.

The draw of idols is as much a problem for us today as it was for the Israelites back in Joshua's time. Though few, if any, in our society are tempted to bow down to statues as the ancients did, our modern idols of politics, wealth, and comfort tug at our heart strings daily. But like the Israelites, we have the power to choose to trust in the faithfulness of God above every idol. Listen in as Greg delivers this message on choosing God.

Could my selfishness really disrupt other people's lives? It sure did for a man in the Bible named Achan who ended up costing God's people to lose a major battle. How do we overcome selfishness and rather pursue a life of sharing and investing in others? Listen in as Greg brings the message from Joshua 7.