Giants come in many forms: maybe a financial hurdle that seems impossible to overcome. Perhaps it's a boss who has it out for you, or a physical condition. Kay Arthur shows you from the example of David, how no giant is too big for the Lord.

From outward appearances, you'd never have guessed David would be the one to fight a giant. But it was David God chose because of his heart. Kay Arthur continues a series in 1st Samuel called, "Who Are You Most Like-Saul or David?"

What is God's heart for His people? You could say, it's our joy and happiness through obedience to His Word. Kay Arthur looks at how Saul fell short of God's expectations!

Obedience to the Lord is not subject to negotiation! King Saul discovered that the hard way. Kay Arthur shows you what it means to be a man or woman after God's own heart.

Saul and David were polar opposites in their faith. One was a compromiser, the other . . . the apple of God's eye. Kay Arthur presents a series in 1st Samuel that will help you better understand God's wonderful nature.

God watches over His Word to perform it, and that has been proven time and time again in Scripture. Kay Arthur reminds us how turning our backs on God leads inevitably to judgment, as she concludes her series in Jeremiah.

What's your focus in life? What are your hopes and dreams? And can you attain them in your own power? Well, Kay Arthur shows you why only God's strength can see you through.

Turmoil is almost a given in the world today. Are you weary of hearing about wars, earthquakes and famine? Kay Arthur looks to the glorious future, when God brings peace and rest to the earth.

Maybe you've read "A Tale of Two Cities," the classic by Charles Dickens. Kay Arthur presents another such tale, this time concerning Babylon and Jerusalem, as she continues an exciting series in the book of Jeremiah.

God always accomplishes all that He has purposed to do! Kay Arthur calls us to make Him the habitation of our righteousness.