How does a hit on Davids life, another attempted murder of David by King Saul, a lying wife Michal, and a prophesying king make God laugh? Listen in and find out.

from 1 Samuel 18:6-30 - Slaying The Green-Eyed Monster. Are you held captive by jealousy? Do you think jealousy is a dangerous, deadly, destructive sin? We willll learn how jealousy not only led Saul to seek David's life, but how it also led to the greatest sin in human history.

from 1 Samuel 18. Today at Lakeville, We learn what it means to be a true friend and that the best friend we could ever have is Jesus!. It's going to be a great day!

from 1 Samuel 17. Today at Lakeville, the goal is not to encourage us to DARE TO BE A DAVID, but to show us that WE NEED A DAVID. It's going to be a great day!

Can you multi-task? Can you do it and really be affective? God is the true multi-tasking master. We take a look at this with how He deals with King Saul's and David's paths. Both at the same time! Listen and learn today!

But the Lord said to Samuel, Do not look on his appearance or on the height of his stature, because I have rejected him. For the Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord looks on the heart. (1 Samuel 16:7)Find out why God looks at the heart and not appearances! Listen and learn today!

From Acts 13:16-39 comes todays sermon. David was a shepherd, a soldier, a musician, a poet, a king. He was victorious in the face of insurmountable odds. He was zealous for the glory of God. He was patient as he waited for his opportunity to serve. He was careful not to take vengeance into his own hands when he was presented with the opportunity to destroy his enemy. He was selfish as he sought to satisfy his fleshly cravings with another mans wife. He was foolish for thinking he could cover it up. At times, he was filled with joy and excitement as he worshipped in the presence of God. At other times, he was filled with guilt and regret as he wept in Gods presence. He knew the joy of marrying a young, beautiful bride, the pain of burying an infant child, and the heartbreak of dealing with a rebellious, ungrateful son. He was an adulterer, a liar, a manipulator, a murderer, and a hypocrite. And yet, when God looked at him, He described him as a man after my heart Listen and learn today!