David despaired of the life situations he faced and fear forced him into a terrible situation that cost him. Are you in despair today? Are you disheartened? Are you about to give up, pass out in the struggle you face? Then learn how David encouraged Himself in the Lord and the key to his faith and reliance on God. Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.

David returned to his camp to find everything burnt, crushed and his family and those of his fighting men gone, taken captive. What a tragedy!!! How did David respond to this? How did he respond to his family being taken captive by the enemy? There is much to learn from David's response, and about the greatness of God's mercy and love for you amidst all you lost! It's time to take it all back. Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen

David was called a "man after God's own heart". No one else in the Bible is referred to in such a manner. What is it that makes this very human man, David, a man after God's own heart? Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.

Jesus observed a poor widow giving at the temple. His observations are eternal and speak to us even today. What was it about this poor widow's giving that he found so remarkable that we speak about it 2,000 years later. Click on the play button in the below left to listen.

Moses entered the presence of God and left with his life changed, a second chance, wisdom and direction for what he needed to do. The change to Moses was visible. Like Moses, you too can enter the presence of God and be changed, a change that is visible even to those around you as God begins to move in your life.

Jesus reminded the people that it was written that the temple should be called a house of prayer. Today, the believer in Christ is the temple of the Lord, a veritable house of prayer. The question is - do we hold ourselves to be a vessel of prayer or have we become a "den of thieves'. Click on the play button on the bottom left to listen.

The Prophet Elishaa, along with his servant, was under attack by the Syrian army. Alarmed by waking up to the presence of horses and chariots, the servant asks his master Elishaa what they should do. Elishaa's answer is instructive for us, as he does not pray for the usual things we pray for when we face obstacles and danger, but rather he points to that which is unseen. Today, that same unseen power of God is ready to sustain you in your battle and give you the victory if you but open your heart to receive it. Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.

The Bible says we are KEPT by the power of God through faith. There is a shield, a hedge around us that keeps us. In the Old Testament, the man Job had such a hedge that protected him, his family and his possessions from destruction by the evil one. What is this hedge and how does it work in our lives today, seeing that those who are in Christ are KEPT by the power of God. Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.

Jesus gave His disciples final instructions hours before His death. In there they were told to keep His commandments, with the reason why. It is there we find the essence (core, lifeblood, heart, center) of why we should obey Him. Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen to the message.

Sheep need a shepherd to provide for them and protect them. Jesus uses the analogy of us being His sheep and He being the Great Shepherd. The Shepherd knows His sheep, and His sheep know His voice. Do you know the voice of Christ in your life? Do you listen for Him when facing decisions on those gray areas in life? Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.