When it comes to following Jesus, choose carefully what it is you're going to fear. Follow some frightened disciples across the Sea of Galilee and you'll soon see why they stopped being afraid of where Jesus took them!

Come take a walk with Andy Cook through the streets of Jerusalem's Old City and down into the Kidron Valley. You'll find a lot of colorful history along the way, and another confirmation that the writers of the Gospels have given us a faithful record of the truth.

What does a "man after God's own heart" do on the worst day of his life? Follow David to his burned-down home and you'll get another clue of how to be a person searching for God's heart in your own life experience.

Ask people what they know about David, and they'll probably tell you first about Goliath ... and then about Bathsheba.

Want to avoid the pain caused by runaway lust? Here's a lesson that could change your future!

Becoming the greatest king in Israel's history wasn't an overnight process for David. Becoming the greatest you is bound to take a while, too!

David's time in one of the caves of Adullam has a lesson for us about the importance of community.

Remember King Saul? From the beginning to the end of his reign, he tended to hide when it was time to fight. That's something to avoid if you ever hope to be a person searching for God's own heart! Here's the fourth lesson in our summer series from Pastor Andy Cook.

The stories surrounding the life of David are some of the most entertaining in all the Bible. They're also invaluable in the lessons they teach.

One of the best lessons we'll ever learn from these stories? Choices always lead to consequences. Always.

Watch this lesson from Samuel's life unfold in this third video from our summer teaching series!

David was called a "man after God's own heart" when he was only a teenager. His only life experience up to that point? He'd been a shepherd!

The lessons David learned while watching sheep might be just the lessons you need to master on your way to becoming a person after God's own heart.

Along the way, this lesson will also give you a chance to imagine the setting of the world's most famous song. Don't miss this short video from Andy Cook!

He record includes some horrible actions - adultery, murder and a flagrant political cover-up. Even so, David is known as a "man after God's own heart."

We're kicking off a series of lessons on David's life and how imperfect people today can gain the same lofty title. And yes ... the land of the Bible will help us understand new insights to David's life!