2 Sam 5 - As we reflect on what it means to be God's kind of man, we find many clues in the life of David. This is the fourth in an eight part series entitled, God's King: The Story of David.

Psa 16 & Acts 2:22-41 - This Easter message is taken from the messianic Psalm written by David. This passage was used by Peter in his sermon at pentecost when he preached on the resurrection. This is the third in an eight part series entitled, God's King: The Story of David.

1 Sam 13 & 15 - Early in Saul's reign, the LORD rejected his role as king over Israel. This message examines the root sin of Saul's heart that leads to this rejection. This is an evening message in The BIBLE Alive 365 as we walk through the Bible chronologically.

1 Sam 16:1-13 - This is the story of David's anointing as the future king of Israel. The story is build around the statement from God, "for God sees not as man sees, for man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart" found in verse seven. This is the second in an eight part series entitled, God's King: The Story of David.

Ruth - The book of Ruth tell an incredible story of God's work in the life of Ruth and her mother-in-law, Naomi. Ultimately, it is the beginning of King David's story. God providentially prepares the way for the king who would be described as "a man after God's own heart." This is the first in an eight part series entitled, God's King: The Story of David.

Joshua 21:43-45 - The LORD is a promise keeping God. The passage points out that every word that comes from the Lord's mouth is fulfilled. This is the final message in a series titled The Promise Keeping God.

From Genesis to Deuteronomy, the law points to Jesus. To reject Jesus is to be left with the only the law, which was never given as an end in and of itself.This is an evening message in The BIBLE Alive 365 as we walk through the bible chronologically.

Deut 18 - In Deuteronomy 18 Moses foretold of a Prophet God would send to His people. The voice of this Prophet was to be heard and heeded over all the other competing voices of this world. This is the tenth in a series titled The Promise Keeping God.

Deuteronomy 7. As God tells the Israelites to go into seven nations to posess the land, God reminds them to keep their eyes on Him. The people in the land may be bigger and may be stronger, but how much bigger and stronger is our God. Rather than focusing on our circumstances in life that seem bigger than us, we are reminded to keep our eyes on God, who is bigger than everything we could possibly face. This is an evening message in The BIBLE Alive 365 as we walk through the bible chronologically.

Deut 6 - We are challenged to love the Lord God with all our heart, soul and strength. This is the passage from which Jesus quoted The Greatest Commandment. This is the ninth in a series titled The Promise Keeping God.