Growing in God’s grace is a lifelong journey. From a Wesleyan perspective, the Christian journey entails the restoration of God’s image in our lives and growth into deeper levels of love for God and neighbor.

David's son Absalom couldn't wait to be king, so he tried to overthrow his father. What can we learn from this story of rebellion and a father's love?

The story of David and Bathsheba shows us the flawed side of David when he sinned against God. It also teaches us a lesson about repentance and God's grace.

This story where David spares Saul's life reminds us that we can't do God's will by breaking God's commands. The choices we make determine our legacy.

We often think of David and Goliath as an underdog story, but David didn't see himself as the underdog. He had faith that God was on his side.

The Bible includes lots of references to fruit and fruit trees. Some trees produce good fruit while others produce fruit that is bitter and useless. If we want to pick fruit that is life-giving and sweet, then we must pick from the right tree!

Psalm 131 sets an example of humility for us to follow, and gives us an image of the peace we find in God.

Our hope is found in God's forgiveness and unfailing love.

We're able to persevere and not give up because God never gives up on us.

Fear keeps us from finding joy, but faith in God allows us to let go of fear and focus on the blessings that bring us joy.