As we near the end of the series about the Life of David, we see the consequences of David's sin and his attempts to cover it up.

Pastor AJ continues the next story in the Life of David. We see what happens when David doesn't trust God and how he comes back to finding his strength in God.

Pastor AJ continues going through the Life of David this week with David's encounters with Nabal and Abigail. Of all the people in the story, we learn that Abigail's response to evil is the response we should have.

Pastor Zach picks up where we left off last week in the Life of David. David is on the run from King Saul, and we see David's character come out when he is faced with the choice to kill King Saul. He ultimately chooses to respect and show mercy to King Saul, because God has placed him in authority over David at this moment in time. He chooses to wait for God's timing.

Pastor Zach continues going through the Life of David this week. Following his success and fame after killing Goliath, David experiences the lowest moments of his life. His response to these terrible things are an example to us for how we should respond to bad things in our lives.

In Week 2 of our current series, The Life of Dave, Pastor Zach explores the historic battle between David and Goliath. In this discussion, we focus on the power of God, as well as our belief in God and how that can be relied upon to provide us as followers the courage to overcome the fear and sense of danger in our lives.

We kick off a new series this week studying the Life of David. The beginning of David's story starts with the judge Samuel following God by anointing David as the next king of Israel based off his heart, not on external factors.

Pastor Zach wraps up our series, Sketchy Views of God, this week. We dissect the view of God as an "On-Demand God" - we expect God to perform for us whenever we need it and are frustrated when he doesn't do what we ask. Jesus gives us the script for how we should approach God when we need him.

Pastor AJ continues in our series, Sketchy Views Of God as a "Boyfriend God" - God's presence is a feeling. We look at the example of David, where we see David trust in the truth of God, not his feelings about his circumstances.