Today, we examine the majesty of our God. We also discover how a Sovereign God weaved a tapestry of a coming King that would be a direct descendent of King David. David knew it as a promise...a promise for his day but as it turns out our day as well..

When we first discover that God truly does know us, it is a great revelation that moves us close to belief. However, today we discover that God wants David to know HIM. God's greatest gift to us is to allow us to know HIM. Many times when God asks us to obey HIS will that HE is inviting us to know HIM in a greater way.

Today, we examine God's Covenant Way of dealing with men. Looking at the covenants God made with Noah, Abram and David one can establish the pattern of how God deals with modern man.

Having already established the easiest way to view God sovereignly moving in our life was by looking back at our past, today we look forward to the promises God makes about our future. In fact, from our past and the future promises of God, we can determined just how God will move sovereignly in our lives.

Today, we examine the sovereignty of God in our past through the lens of King David in 2 Samuel chapter 7 and verse 18. Here is the easiest way to look for proof that God has moved in our life sovereignly. Looking back we can see how God has worked in our life to bring us to the point we are currently.

Today, we examine the contents of 2 Samuel chapter 7. In this introduction to a new series about the Sovereignty of God, we cover what led up to King David's response to God's Sovereign decree and promise to David. The hope of this series is that we will begin to develop a sense of how to train ourselves to discover God's sovereign acts in our past and HIS sovereign promises for our future.

In Colossians chapter 3, verses 1-4 we discover how a Christ follower needs to direct their focus. We also discover why this is important and the extent of what Christ accomplished on the cross. 

When it comes to the field of study of organic chemistry, Dr. James Tour is considered an expert. In January of 2019, he was a keynote speaker at a 'Faith and Science Conference' in Dallas, Texas. Today, we will examine the current status of the research in the area of Origin of Life. The full talk of Dr. James Tour can be found at this link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zU7Lww-sBPg

Regrets, we all have them. Today, we examine what regrets are made up of and how they affect us as people. The Apostle Paul gives us instruction on how not all regrets are negative. In this study we discover how regrets can lead to a deeper relationship with God.

Today, we examine Ephesians 3:16-19, and discover three steps to truly understand God's Transforming Power, Faith and Love.