David gives us a prayer of repentance in Psalm 51, but what brought him to this place? Join us on the second part of this story from 2 Samuel chapter 11 and 12 as we learn the value that lies in repentance.

This is the Psalm 51 prayer of David that a lot of people are aware of. We deal with it from an origin in Second Samuel. Because where we find ourselves in the “present” need to repent, there is a prior someone or something that caused this need. Momentary pleasure or self fulfillment may cloud our value systems but there is value in repentance.

The church at Colosse had a group of believers. They are confronted with teachings that are contrary to the gospel, so Paul writes this letter from Rome on his first missionary journey to not only confront this teaching but to also bring to knowledge the eternal nature and glory of Christ.

It’s one thing when people outside of your faith offend you. It’s another when they are of the same faith, in your hose, in your church house. How do we or should we deal with brothers of offense?

Let’s join Jesus and the woman of Samaria for her opportunity and ours to perform ministry at the well

The thief comes to steal, kill and destroy. Jesus came that we might have life and life more abundantly. We need to realize (remember and use) that potential that lies within us to not only recover what the enemy has stolen but to utilize what we have within us even while he stands threatening our livelihood.

What role do my decisions make in developing my future if God already has a plan for me? From Proverbs 16:9 we take a look at the path we are on and visit the lives of a few of God’s servants in seeking the purpose for our lives.

The last of the five part series as Jesus time with the Samaritan woman pays off; and why that’s great news for you and I.

Stay on this Journey as Jesus meets a Samaritan woman and opens the way for conversation that offers communication, comprehension, preparation and progress that will ultimately lead to purpose.