Resurrection is a great claim. It requires some great evidence. Something like 500 people seeing him alive, talking with him, eating with him, hanging out with him for over a month. Yeah, something like that.

This is arguably the lowest point in David's life, when David is acting with a level of violence and selfishness unlike his normal behavior.

Possibly the most important lesson someone in leadership can learn. The secret of greatness.

What changed between hiding out with the enemies and becoming the Israelite Robin Hood?

What happens when a man after God's own heart forgets God's heart is for him?

The contrast between Saul's scrambling to make things happen and David's peace in God's work is really inspiring.

What does the story about David and Goliath tell us about being a man or woman after God's own heart?

Such a quiet anticlimactic introduction to the most important King in Israel's history.

What is the context around the statement that David is a "man after God's own heart?" What was the culture of Israel like? Who were the influences in David's life?

Why do a character study on the life of David in the Bible?