We all love stories: campfire stories, bedtime stories, fishing stories, love stories, war stories, most embarrassing stories. Whether or not you like to tell stories, we all have one. What's your story?

The Bible has a lot to say about the human heart. Our thoughts, words, and even actions all come from the heart. While we may judge others by outward appearances, God sees what is really on the inside. In this series, we will examine what the Bible teaches about the condition of our hearts and why it matters.

The Bible has a lot to say about the human heart. Our thoughts, words, and even actions all come from the heart. While we may judge others by outward appearances, God sees what is really on the inside. In this series, we will examine what the Bible teaches about the condition of our hearts and why it matters.

The Bible has a lot to say about the human heart. Our thoughts, words, and even actions all come from the heart. While we may judge others by outward appearances, God sees what is really on the inside. In this series, we will examine what the Bible teaches about the condition of our hearts and why it matters.

Saul became the first king of the nation of Israel but quickly found that he didn't have what God required for the leader of His people. David is anointed as king soon after and the bible describes him as a "man after God's own heart." We will unpack how these two men differed and how we can practically apply these differences in our daily walk with the Lord.

The Greek word for gospel literally means 'good news.' It wasn't just any good news, however. It was often a term used to describe a message of military victory over an enemy. Jesus and his followers began using this word to describe what Jesus had come to accomplish. Through the life, death, resurrection of Jesus the 'gospel' is proclaimed, declaring that Jesus has defeated the enemy and brought victory to all those who follow him.

The Greek word for gospel literally means 'good news.' It wasn't just any good news, however. It was often a term used to describe a message of military victory over an enemy. Jesus and his followers began using this word to describe what Jesus had come to accomplish. Through the life, death, resurrection of Jesus the 'gospel' is proclaimed, declaring that Jesus has defeated the enemy and brought victory to all those who follow him.

The Greek word for gospel literally means 'good news.' It wasn't just any good news, however. It was often a term used to describe a message of military victory over an enemy. Jesus and his followers began using this word to describe what Jesus had come to accomplish. Through the life, death, resurrection of Jesus the 'gospel' is proclaimed, declaring that Jesus has defeated the enemy and brought victory to all those who follow him.