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ADULT BIBLE STUDY - Acts 20:13-38

Psalm 34 Part 1 - Join us this week as we see David rebound from an embarrassing moment! 

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ADULT BIBLE STUDY - Acts 20:1-12

Today the go-to verse for most is, "Judge not," but David started Psalm 26 with the words, "Judge me." Who was he talking to, and why would he ask to be judged? Find out in this week's lesson. 

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ADULT BIBLE STUDY - Acts 19:11-41

Has life gone as you planned? If you are like most of us you would have to say no. David was a teenage boy with the promise of being the next king, but life wasn't going to be as easy for him as it might seem. This week we look at how David summed up his life, and find hope for those whose life is drastically different than they had planned. 

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ADULT BIBLE STUDY - Acts 18:24-19:10 

This week on the podcast, we dig into Psalm 16 and study the 5 results of a Christ-focused Christian. Then, stick around to the end to catch the "Brad's Ramblings" segment where we talk about making memories. Also, here is a link to a blog post I wrote about the subject. Thanks for listening!

ADULT BIBLE STUDY - Acts 18:1-23 - This week we see Paul describe himself as fearful and weak coming into Corinth, and we see how God encourages him. 

This week we explore Psalm 12 and see what caused David to cry out for help! Stick around at the end for what I'm calling, "Brad's Ramblings." Click here to find the book mentioned in today's ramblings.