David's most overlooked sin almost cost him the kingdom. Sometimes the smallest compromise left unchecked can have the most disastrous consequences in the long term.

Kinder shares her story of her Daughter and the Ministry she is now involved with.

Ever feel like you're in a cave - everything is dark and you're all alone? David's experience of literally living in a cave can teach us practical life lessons of dealing with depression and loneliness- ultimately revealing that even when we feel alone...we're not alone.

"What's your support system?" A common question, and a helpful one- for God uses real relationships and human structures to care for us in weakness. But what happens when our support systems fail? David lost it all - position, mentors, friendship, marital support, home, financial security, and even his own self-respect. Yet he wasn't alone.

"He loved him as he loved himself." The description of the deep covenant of friendship shared by David and Jonathan is a picture of the friendship we have in Jesus - and the deeper waters of relationships he calls us to in the family of God.

Everyone faces giant opposition. When it comes to the miracle of overcoming giants in your life, however, it might not be as miraculous as you think- it might actually be expected with the resources God has given you.

Pastor John Knock from Destiny International School of Ministry shares his heart on the 5 qualities of being a champion for Jesus.

God uses beautiful principles like tithing and stewardship to free our hearts and clear our minds. However, his desire is to lead us to a place of complete freedom beyond principles, where we can be led by his Spirit to live in complete and total trust and obedience, free to give and receive all that we are.

Who owns our stuff? The basic question of whether we see ourselves as stewards or owners will lead us to a conclusion where we either live in anxiety or trust.

The giving of a tithe, the first 10% to the Lord, is a scriptural principle that is actually a gift for followers of Jesus. It's a regularly scheduled place where we freshly surrender everything in our lives to the Lord. It has a lot more to do with our heart than our bank account.