Solomon married a wife...and another...and another...hundreds of times over when he began thinking he knew more about relationships and marriage than God. Rick preaches from Chapter 13 of The Story and explains what happens in our lives when we do the same.

Despite his sinfulness, God spared Solomon's judgment because of the faithfulness of his father, David. In Week 13 of The Story, Sam discusses our own faithfulness and how it might reflect on younger generations. How can we plant seeds of glory and faith to those most impressionable around us?

Philippians continues to deliver as Nick and Sam unpack the topics of heaven, hell, death, and the confidence we can take in what Paul wrote, but more importantly what Jesus did.

He is risen, the tomb is empty! Rick preaches over the power and majesty that is the Gospel truth, the one event by which all of us are made free for eternity: the resurrection of the Christ the Son of the Living God, Jesus.

Nick and Sam look through Philippians 1:12-18 and discuss the lens through which we view grief and trouble as well as the intention and motivation of all those who represent the Gospel.

This week in The Story, Rick goes into 2 Samuel to discuss conflict and how to engage with conflict in a variety of places and relationships.

"In the spring, at the time when kings go off to war...David remained in Jerusalem." Listen this week to hear why Sam thinks these verses tell us about our own lives and what we need to ask ourselves in light of it.

A couple of heavy topics tackled in this episode of CrossTalk including perceiving your emotional reality, koinonia, and the glory of God as Nick and Sam dive into Philippians 1:3-11.

Week 11 of The Story begins the look at King Saul and the rise of David, which points us to the question: are you trying to keep God in a box like Saul or trusting Him completely to be King over your life like David?

David and Goliath, a well-known Bible story, but what did it really take for a teenager to change the world? One. Courageous. Moment. Now it's up to you to do the same.