Jono Warren explains that we can either hold a revenge or reconciliation approach towards people and why focusing our hearts and minds on God allows for reconciliation to occur much easier.

Jack Eaton leads the DIP service with further exploration into the use of fear in Saul's life compared to David's life and the massive differences the right type of fear can bring to our lives.

Cameron Waterman breaks down how we can uphold Godly fear in our lives and the deserving place it holds in our hearts to better glorify God.

Sam Cameron explains the way fear can manifest itself in our lives through the examples of David, Doeg, and others. We learn the purpose of fear and the solution to it.

Sam Cameron explains why friendships within the church are crucial and as God's disciples, we are bound to one another by a loyalty deeper than blood relation.

Jono Warren dissects the differences between Saul and Johnathan in their approach to their relationships and mindsets in life, and why David is a fantastic example in how he seeks refuge in God.

Looking into this classic biblical story reveals the deeper convictions of David we should strive for as Christians and we learn how this story is ultimately foreshadowing the life of Jesus.

Mike Fontenot continues the Christmas theme by discussing the birth of Jesus from the perspective of Mary which asks us to look at what we magnify about our lives and how to refocus on Jesus above all.

Just like any good story, a villain is required. So this week Jono explores the Christmas narrative from the perspective of King Herod.

Jonathan Warren uses Saul's example to understand how we can become self-deceived and simultaneously offers a solution to such deceit.