Throughout God's Story, we see him constantly speaking to human beings. But he seldom speaks directly because of the sinfulness of man. But he keeps pursuing sinners through his word. That's why the role of the prophets is so important in The Story of God.

What does a sermon on "sex" has to do with "The Story of God"?

The basic human problem is a worship problem. God created us to enjoy and worship him forever. He redeemed us to that same end. Now, that's also the reason why the temple was built during the time of Solomon. Let's look at the significance of that story on how we worship today, especially as a church family.

We make decisions everyday. Some are minor, some are major. Some are good decisions, some are bad. As Christians, how can we ensure that we make wise decisions everyday? What is wisdom anyway? Why do we need it? How can we get it? Let's look at this story from Solomon.

What's the role of "giving" in The Story of God? Is "tithing" only an Old Testament principle? Do we also see some "beyond the tithe" giving in the Old Testament? How does our giving reflect our view of God and his grace? Find out the answers to these question in this sermon.

David - a man after God's own heart. Does it mean he's perfect? A role model in every way? No. Listen to this story from 2 Samuel 11-12.

2 Samuel 7 is a key chapter in the history of redemption. It is called the Davidic covenant. Here God promises David an eternal kingdom from his family line. Let us see how this promise works out in God's Story - in the message of the prophets, in the coming of Jesus, and in his return. Let us also see the significance of this covenant in our time.

Now that Saul was dead, David was free to reign over Israel. How did he respond to these changes? How did David's heart reflect the heart of God?

How does the Story of God in the Old Testament connect to Jesus Christ, his death and resurrection? How do we see Jesus - his being God, man, and our mediator in the story of Samuel and Saul?

The land of Israel during the time of the judges was filled with spiritual darkness. There's too much idolatry, lust and violence. Where will hope and light come from? Or, has God totally left them?