The book of Proverbs speaks of 2 characters: "the Wise" and "the Fool." There's one key difference that separates the two of them.

You seen a moment when that one player makes a play that changes the game from a loss to a win. That person is a game changer. His play takes everyone of the teams followers from despair to joy. Read Psalm 30 with me to see a Game Changer.

A worship moment along with David as we look at God's creation

David's greatest failure gives us a picture of what sin can do. It also gives us a picture of ourselves. It also gives us a picture of a God who restores.

Follow some of the journey of the Ark of the Covenant from 1st Samuel.

In 1st Samuel 3, there is a cool story of God speaking to a young boy and the powerful prayer he says to God.

Psalm 91, attributed to Moses, pictures God in 2 metaphors that help us understand his character.

"as your days, so shall your strength be" ...what does that mean?

when asked what was the greatest commandment, Jesus quotes Deuteronomy 6. Let's look at that verse and it's context in Deuteronomy.

After reading since the beginning of the year from the Old Testament, I wanted to look at a passage from the New Testament to see how all of the concepts from the Old Testament find life in the New Testament. Read with me today from Hebrews 10