Following Jesus means sometimes you get attention, but other times it means doing things that don't get recognized. This morning, we learn the right perspective from John the Baptist.

John the Baptist is speaking truth and leading people's hearts to be prepared for Jesus. But after repenting and being baptized, the people want to know, "What now?" How do you know that you are following Jesus the way you should?

John the Baptist was chosen to prepare people for Jesus' first coming. We are called to prepare people for Jesus' second coming. What can we learn from his calling and approach to the message?

In 2 Samuel, David gets the news of Saul's death. How does he react to it? How do we react when those perceived as our enemies get the consequences of their actions?

In Matthew 22, the Pharisees try to trap Jesus in a political and financial question. Jesus' response changes the way we approach both.

Here in the final chapter of 1 Samuel we see the end of Saul's life and the kind legacy fear leaves.

IN 1 Samuel 29 and 30 David has to face the results of his year and a half of lies to survive in the enemy camp. Will he get what he deserves or is God still gracious?

In 1 Samuel 28 Saul is desperate for answers as he is facing a foe he has no answers for. He has burned all of his bridges (even with God). Where will he turn next?

What happens when we try to solve life's challenges without the voice of God? Who do we become when we base our lives on assumptions and lies? A study of 1 Samuel 27.