Learning to love God's character, discipline and mercy towards others.

God's message of judgement can lead to saving faith which is attended by an appropriate response.

In Abigail we find a beautiful picture of mercy and trusting in the promised one of God. We have a picture of what it looks like for us to trust in Christ and intercede for those who will be judged by God's wrath.

The story of Jonah points us to the resurrection of Christ, the greater of Jonah. We can worship God completely as we consider all that He has done in joining us with Christ who rose to defeat sin and death.

God is angry with sin. God's wrath can be appeased through a sacrifice. Jesus Christ is the innocent man who was thrown into the sea of God's wrath in order to save the us, the guilty ones.

God pursues His enemies and His children.

In the encounter between David and Saul, we see kingdom hallmarks in the life of David and sadly see the antithesis in the life of Saul.

Be assured that Jesus is the Anointed King, be ready to lay down our kingdom and submit to Jesus, be present to strengthen the church.

God alone, through faith in Christ, can save us from our total corruption.

Jesus is willing to lose His own life. He is now willing to lose any who are among His bride. He is a willing and able savior.