God gets our attention in crisis! David always did his best during crisis and he teaches us how to respond in when crisis comes. Through trust, remaining faithful and discipline we can learn how to respond in faith during a crisis.

The unfortunate highlights of this part of David’s story teaches us the reality that Sin has consequences not just for David but for his entire family.

David & Bathsheba teach us a valuable lesson on resisting temptation and the very real battle we fight daily between good and evil. Brenden takes us through the story of David & Bathsheba and teaches us to acknowledge the spiritual battle that rages and the importance of not letting your guard down.

For many of us we respond to God’s kindness with mistrust and with ignorance to the things of God. But Jonathan's son show us the response we should have to the kindness of God.

God reveals his Covenant Promise to David and his family, and it's bigger than he could have ever dreamed.

Pastor Pete helps us discover what it means to worship God with complete abandonment. We can’t “handle” God. He will NOT be managed. He can’t be put in a box and brought out on special occasions of our lives. God is great and awesome; our words fall short in describing Him.

Pastor Eddie teaches what to do when it feels like darkness is closing in.

Maybe why so many of us are not experiencing the presence and the power of God is because we have not fully bent our knees, we have been living a life of compromise between our way and Gods way.

Pastor Pete opens our study in 2 Samuel with the truth that God is a God of Restoration! We see it in the life of David and the nation of Israel. But in order to experience God's restoration we have to understand that even though God's love is unconditional, His willingness to forgive and restore is conditional.

Pastor Pete helps us identify the similarities between us and the demon possessed man. Jesus crossed that sea, through that storm, just to reach this one, solitary individual. And He does the same for us.