Proverbs 3:5–6 reminds us to trust God with our future, knowing He will make our paths straight as we follow His vision and direction. This applies to us personally and to our church.

In conclusion to this series, we look at 1 Kings 2:1–12 as David prepares Solomon to lead and leaves behind a legacy of courage, conviction, faithful conduct, and trust in God.

Repentance is more than admitting our sin. As we see in 2 Samuel 12, through loving confrontation, coming clean, and experiencing God's grace, we discover freedom from sin and a deeper experience of His love.

2 Samuel 11 reveals how even a man after God's own heart could fall into sin. We need a better King, Jesus, who covers our sin and frees us.

In 2 Samuel 9, David's kindness to Mephibosheth illustrates God's gracious love toward us. Through Jesus, God rescues us from spiritual ashes, adopts us as His children, and welcomes us to His table.

In 2 Samuel 6, David shows us how to respond when God's ways don't make sense. Through honesty, humility, and worship, we discover the hope, trust, and relationship found in our holy and faithful God.

In 2 Samuel 2-5, David's coronation teaches timeless leadership principles as he seeks God's direction, waits on His timing, refuses to force his way, and confidently follows God's plan.

In 2 Samuel 1:17-27, David's lament over Saul and Jonathan reminds us that grief has a place in the life of faith. Learn how bringing our pain to God leads to deeper trust and lasting hope.

Nobody likes to suffer, but God often uses it to grow us. See how David learned to trust God through years of suffering and discovered the kind of strength only God can build.