Sin has devastating effects. David faces affliction due to willful sin as he pursues an adulterous relationship. David discovers sin has consequences that are far reaching, but he finds the forgiveness of God is more powerful than sin.

David has a great idea concerning the Ark of the Covenant- but his good idea takes a bad turn when he doesn’t follow God’s Word to transport the Ark. How could our lives be more pleasing to God if we knew and followed God’s Word in our lives?

This message is part two of “In the Presence of My Enemies” and asks the question, “What happens when your enemies fall into your hands and revenge is possible?"

In this message we explore what happens in David’s life when he is attacked by an enemy. Enemies can come from lots of sources in our lives. David shows us how to deal with the affliction of an enemy that wants to destroy us.

We all face afflictions in our lives that color our view of God. David had a perspective on affliction that we need to learn as we follow Jesus through hardships. Can we say, “It was good for me to be afflicted?”

The role of Deacon was established to meet the needs of people who were being overlooked. As the Church continued to grow the role became important to keep unity and meet needs and challenges. But who can be a deacon? We address that question in this message!

The early church had a problem that required leadership and servanthood. This message looks at the apostle’s answer to a problem that could have split the church wide open, but instead brought peace and growth!