In the Bible, Jonathan paid a high price to be a loyal friend to David, forfeiting his father’s favor and risking death. Dr. Stanley details the three characteristics of true, intimate friendship and how to cultivate them in your own lifebecause to have a friend, you must first be a friend.

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Do we want to control our lives or surrender to the One who is sovereign and recognize His authority? Sin comes from our desire to act independently of God. If we are going to have a healthy relationship with Him, we must accept His leadership and direction.

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Dr. Stanley uses the story of Saul and David to illuminate both the right and the wrong reactions to popularity. Don’t be lured into jealousy, suspicion, or vengeance. Continue to depend on the Lord, no matter your position.

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By all external factors, it didn’t look like the odds were in David’s favor when he went against Goliath. Dr. Stanley outlines what we can learn when we come face to face with the giants in our own lives. Don’t let the enemy of your soul intimidate youlearn to fight in God’s strength and not your own.

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It wasn’t David’s looks that drew God’s attention. It was his character. Dr. Stanley uncovers the qualities that made David the best choice for kingwillingness, preparation, and potential. Learn how to pursue a godly character so that when God calls you, you’re ready to be chosen.

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It’s comforting to know that as children of God we’re allowed to feel anger, but how do we deal with it in a healthy way? In this message, Dr. Stanley explains how to be angry and not sin (Eph. 4:26). Don’t let anger eat through your lifefind freedom in confession and expression.

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Dr. Stanley explains that partial obedience to God isn’t obedience at all: it's rebellion. If we want God to use our lives for His mighty purposes, we must listen and obey His voice. Learn how to surrender your will to the Lord and walk according to His will for your life.

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Do we want to control our lives or surrender to the One who is sovereign and recognize His authority? Sin comes from our desire to act independently of God. If we are going to have a healthy relationship with Him, we must accept His leadership and direction.

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Why did God forgive David but ultimately reject Saul as king? Dr. Stanley illuminates the key difference between the two kings. Saul’s end was tragic, but you can learn how to avoid his fate.

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One of the most tragic figures in the Bible is King Saul. What can we learn from a life that began with such promise only to end so badly? Dr. Stanley gives a solemn warningeven seemingly small acts of disobedience can derail us from accomplishing God’s will.

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