Pastor Milan takes a look at the covenant God made with David in 2 Samuel 7. What did it mean for David, and what implications does it have for us? We also take a look at Psalm 60. 

Pastor Milan has the week off, so Kevin Rust steps in and preaches from home. Our passage is 2 Samuel 6 and Psalm 105. In this passage, we find David encountering the Ark of the Covenant. What does it mean to encounter holiness for David, and what does it mean for us? 

We continue our exploration of David's life this week, looking at 2 Samuel 5:17-25 and Psalm 18. What does it look like to follow God's lead? If we were to do that completely, how would we change our community? 

This week, Pastor Milan takes a look at 1 Samuel 24 and Psalms 54 & 57. We find David in a cave, confronted with the opportunity to take Saul's life. But he doesn't. Why not? Pastor Milan takes a look at David's response, and how that should shape our response, to God. 

Continuing our exploration of David's life, we come to a time when there is immense strife, coming particularly from King Saul, who believes everyone is working against him. What does that mean for David, and how is that applicable to our lives, especially in the midst of current events? Our Scripture is 1 Samuel 22:6-23 and Psalm 52.

We find David this week in a cave, at what seems to be his lowest. But he discovers that despite feeling helpless, he can trust in the consistency of God to support him and lift him up. Our Scripture is 1 Samuel 22:1-4 and Psalm 142. 

Pastor Milan continues our look at David's life by examining 1 Samuel 21 and Psalm 56. David was on the run; what did that mean for his faith? 

Pastor Milan continues our series on the life and Psalms of David by taking a look at 1 Samuel 19 and Psalm 59. At a time when David feared for his life, he knew that God would be there for him, and prayed for Him to intercede. How does that apply to our lives today?

Retired Pastor Clyde fills in for Milan this week and preaches on Psalm 29:11. How do we find peace in God, especially in times where we feel particularly anxious (like a pandemic)?