Binge the Bible: Season 4 – The Life of David

Episode 4: Grounded in the Highs & Lows (2 Samuel 5–6)

Pastor Sammy Peña – South Metro Atlanta Campus Pastor – brings a message from the story of David. From caves to the crown, David's journey was filled with highs and lows, but one thing stayed constant: his heart for God.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Sammy unpacks David’s rise to kingship in 2 Samuel 5–6, showing us what it looks like to stay grounded in seasons of success and growth. God didn’t just raise up a king—He strengthened a nation. And He wants to do the same in your life.

"David was anointed long before he was appointed."

Before the crown came the cave. Before the throne, the trials.

In this powerful message, Pastor Eric Stephens (GO Church Montgomery County, Maryland Campus Pastor) walks through one of the most tension-filled chapters of David’s life—when David had every reason and every opportunity to take revenge on King Saul, but chose patience, character, and trust in God's timing instead.

Today we looked at one of the most iconic battles in Scripture - David vs. Goliath. We were reminded that giants still show up in our lives. They may not carry swords, but they can still paralyze us with fear, doubt, or insecurity.

“You come to me with sword, spear, and javelin, but I come to you in the name of the Lord.” (1 Samuel 17:45)

David didn’t win because he was the strongest - he won because he was prepared and he knew who was fighting for him.

Sometimes, the only one who believes you can win… is you.

But if God is in you, that’s all you need.

✅ Name your Goliath.

✅ Be ready when the battle shows up.

✅ Silence the critics and stand firm in your calling.

✅ And trust that God will use what was meant to destroy you to develop you.

Preparation in the quiet places is what brings victory in the public ones.

You don’t wait until the battle to build your faith, you train now. Because the same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in you.

Before David ever wore a crown, he was just a shepherd with a harp—and a heart fully surrendered to God. While others saw insignificance, God saw a king. In this message, we explore how David was chosen, anointed, and set apart even when no one else believed in him.

His story is proof that God’s calling often comes before the platform—and His timing is never accidental.

Don’t miss the powerful start to David’s journey and what it might reveal about your own.

At GO Church, we believe in honoring the role of fathers and the power of transformation through Jesus. In this special Father’s Day message, we hear an incredible story from Marcus—a story that speaks directly to the heart of identity, purpose, and redemption.

Marcus shares his journey from growing up without a father, chasing an NFL dream, and falling into addiction, to encountering the life-changing love of God. When everything seemed lost, God stepped in and began to restore what was broken. Through honesty, passion, and bold faith, Marcus challenges us to live fully surrendered and discover who we truly are in Christ.

This message is a powerful reminder that the love of our Heavenly Father can heal every wound, break every chain, and rewrite any story.

Join JC Worley and David Waldroup on this special live recording of the On The GO Podcast and the the conclusion of the "Ask Away" speaking series as they tackle a fundamental question for Christians: "How do I trust the Bible?"

In this live podcast, they delve into the importance of the Bible as the bedrock of faith, addressing common doubts about its reliability, and offering compelling arguments for its trustworthiness based on divine inspiration, historical accuracy, fulfilled prophecy, internal consistency, and life-transforming power.

They also provide practical advice on how to build trust in the Bible through personal study, seeking understanding, and prayer.

This episode is a must-watch for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of and faith in the Bible.

In Week 3 of our Ask Away series, Pastor JC Worley dives deep into one of the most requested and powerful topics from our Easter survey: spiritual warfare.

Welcome to Ask Away — the sermon series where we tackle your biggest questions about faith, life, and God.

This week, on Memorial Day weekend, Pastor David Waldroup addresses one of the most emotionally and intellectually challenging questions:

Why does a good and powerful God allow evil and suffering?

In a message filled with honesty, biblical insight, and deep compassion, we reflect on:

- How suffering can reveal and refine our faith.

- The comfort only Jesus offers in the middle of our pain.

- Why Christian hope stands firm even when answers are unclear.

If you’re struggling, searching, or skeptical — you’re not alone, and this message is for you.

“This light and momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.” — 2 Corinthians 4:17

Ask Away | Why Does God Allow Evil and Suffering? | Memorial Day Weekend at GO Church

Welcome to Ask Away — the sermon series where we tackle your biggest questions about faith, life, and God.

This week, on Memorial Day weekend, Pastor David Waldroup addresses one of the most emotionally and intellectually challenging questions:

Why does a good and powerful God allow evil and suffering?

In a message filled with honesty, biblical insight, and deep compassion, we reflect on:

The cost of our freedom and honoring those who gave their lives

Pastor JC kicks off our Ask Way series, addressing one of the most common and challenging topics—the problem of sin. This sermon explored what sin truly is, why we struggle with it, and how to overcome it through faith in Jesus Christ.

Drawing from Scripture and real-life experiences, Pastor JC breaks down the cycle of sin—starting with thoughts and leading to actions—and emphasizes the importance of taking every thought captive. He also clarifies the difference between condemnation and conviction, reminding that guilt doesn't come from God, but that conviction is His way of drawing us closer.

This message serves as a heartfelt reminder that God is faithful and just to forgive us, no matter how many times we fall.