Abigail served as the hero who saved David by reminding him who he is. This morning we look to the cross for that same reminder.

David's experience in the wilderness reveals evidence of God's presence in our broken world and in our broken lives.

David's heartfelt Psalm reveals these 4 attributes of deep faith; Trust in God. An Understanding of urgency. An openness to Correction and Belief that God is passionately engaged with his children.

This morning we follow David to his place of refuge. Where he ends up reveals the place of refuge for all believers.

Saul's hostility toward David gives us perspective on the hostility we experience in our story and cultivates intimacy with Christ.

This morning, young David displays the power of a Christ-centered imagination.

Today we continue to process the concept of our work and God's work becoming seamless. We remember King Saul's disconnected kingwork and David's connected kingwork as we hear stories from real people who are striving to experience Jesus Christ in their everyday life and work.

Today, David's story reveals God's perspective on work and leaves us with a challenge to participate in the holy work God has for us in whatever circumstances we find ourselves.

Today we enter into David's story. His humble beginnings reveal what God looks at when he sees you and how God uses the ordinary story to achieve the extraordinary.