David mourns the loss of Saul. David’s prayer is a lamentation which is an interesting thing to offer for someone who has repeatedly tried to kill you. Perhaps the way of truly does call us to love our enemies and pray for those who persecute you...

Jesus’s calming of the storm actually creates more fear in His disciples, not knowing what He will do to them. Rightly fear God’s work in your heart and trust that whatever comes, He will take care of you.

Reading: Mark 4:35-41

God rejects Saul and chooses David with seemingly no respect for human categories. Trust that God has chosen you and follow His guidance.

Reading: 1 Samuel 15:34-16:13

Jesus’s family thinks he is crazy, and they miss the fact that He is seeking to add more members to His family: those who do the will of God.

In the coming of the Holy Spirit, the disciples along with every nation, tribe and tongue are united in the mission of Jesus. As we engage His mission, let us trust the Holy Spirit and speak the Word that the Lord has given to us. Reading: Acts...

The first Church proclaimed that salvation is by grace alone.

Reading: Acts 15:1-21

The resurrection of Jesus changed everything. Join as we hear seven different sermons from the book of Acts. Through these messages, we will discover the consistent and timeless message of sin, grace, and salvation in the name of Jesus. For He is...

Psalm 116 is a great example of where lament leads – to a confident trust in the God who saves and forgives. On this Maundy Thursday, we celebrate that God saves in a shocking way – through His own body and blood.

Reading: Psalm 116:12-19

Lament is more than praying through pain, confessing sin, and bringing our complaints. Lament also leads us to boldly ask God to intervene.

Reading: Psalm 22

There will be times when we reap what we’ve sown. When our sin has proven costly, we can turn to lament which expresses deep regret. Lament helps us know what to say to God about our sin while reaffirming hope for forgiveness and future...