Death is a subject most of us want to avoid talking about. But finishing well is something we really should think about. Kay Arthur concludes a series in 1st Samuel, and shows you how to emerge from life victorious rather than in defeat.

Have you ever watched a friend or associate getting applause and acclaim that you, by rights, ought to be sharing in, but aren’t? Kay Arthur talks about what it means to have a generous heart.

Have you ever failed a test or flunked a course? Kay Arthur points out that life is like a test too, with God as the Professor who doesn’t want you to fail.

Are you facing difficult circumstances? Do you feel like you’re in a wilderness that never ends? Kay Arthur reminds you of God’s continuing unseen presence.

What is beyond death’s door? The Word of God provides some compelling evidence. Kay Arthur examines this subject, as she continues our series in 1st Samuel.

We are responsible for knowing God’s Word. When we foolishly ignore its counsel, we get ourselves into all sorts of trouble, as King Saul found out the hard way. Kay Arthur takes us further into a study of 1st Samuel.

As believers, we are like sojourners in a foreign land. How is it possible to be in the world without being of the world? Kay Arthur addresses that question.

Apologizing for sins and wrongs committed is not in and of itself that hard, but changing behavior is another matter altogether! Kay Arthur looks at the meaning of godly repentance, as she presents more of a series in 1st Samuel.

Every day, life presents new mountains to climb. But through trusting in the Lord and through perseverance you will emerge victorious. Kay Arthur shows you how such perseverance paid off for David against Saul.

Keeping your cool isn't always easy. Laching out seems to be the first option. But as you'll see, the Holy Spirit can keep you from losing your temper and grieving God. Kay Arthur continues a series in 1st Samuel titled, "Who Are You Most Like - Saul or David?"