Sermon Series: David

Description: The word “no” is a ready word on the tongue of every parent, most of the time not to punish, but an act of love seeking to prevent harm. Many times when parents say “no” to a child’s requests, it is because they have something bigger or better in mind for their kids. We can spend our whole lives struggling, not in understanding, but in accepting the word “no.” For the same reasons God sometimes says “No” to His people.

Key Verse: 2 Samuel 7; Acts 2:38; 2:17; Romans 8:28; 1 Corinthians 12:12

Sermon Series: David

Description: Do you believe Christians ought to be happy? Not that everything should be peaches and cream, but with a life whose past is forgiven, whose present is provided, and whose future is secured, there ought to be some expression of JOY.

Key Verse: 2 Samuel 6; John 17:13; Nehemiah 8:10; Galatians 5:22

Independence Day

Description: Today we pause to thank God for His blessings on America. Revival and patriotism have to do with truth.

Key Verse: Psalm 85:1-13; 2 Corinthians 3:17; Galatians 5:13; Proverbs 28:13; 2 Chronicles 7:14

Sermon Series: David

Description: “When I get my ducks in a row, then I’ll be what I am supposed to be and do what I’m supposed to do. You’ll see. Life will be simpler.” Tragically millions cling to that illusion!  Let’s learn from David’s mistakes and be the person we dream of becoming today.

Key Verse: 2 Samuel 1-5; Psalm 78:7-72; 2 Samuel 5:4

Sermon Series: David

Description: One of the most debilitating emotions we wrestle with is anger.. It can be destructive, paralyzing and unpredictable. Life lessons about anger and how to diffuse anger in others.

Key Verse: 1 Samuel 25; 1 Corinthians 10:12; Ephesians 4:26-27; Proverbs 15:1, 16:24, 25:11.

Sermon Series: David

Description: When someone does you wrong, have you ever had the opportunity to get them back? We can relate to the feelings David must have had. Enduring injustice, waiting on the Lord, waiting for His peace, those are some of the most difficult things God has called us to do in life.

Key Verse: 1 Samuel 24; Matthew 5:43-48; 1 Corinthians 10:13; Romans 12:17-21; Deuteronomy 32:35a.

Sermon Series: David

Description: The moment David cut off Goliath’s head, his life changed forever. We see the good things David received, but also what he lost and how he ended up in a cave. Are you living in a dark cave?  How did David get out of his cave and what must we do to get out of our cave?

Key Verse: 1 Samuel 22 (overview of 18-23)

Sermon Series: David

Description: These were dangerous times for Israel. The Philistines would not leave them alone. We will look at basic truths about the giants in our lives today, how we can face them, and how we can kill our giants.

Key Verse: 1 Samuel 17

Sermon Series: David

Description: It makes a huge difference when your whole heart is totally into something. Let’s concentrate on becoming a people after God’s own heart. Make a commitment, not just to listen, but to learn every lesson God wants to teach us.

Key Verse: 1 Samuel 13:14, 16:7; Psalm 78:71-72

Sermon Series: David

Although David was a great man, he was human to the core. Yet God chose to detail in the Scriptures the record of David’s life, thoughts and prayers because we can so readily relate. There is a striking parallel between the times of David and our own. We will discover that the heart matters. We must keep a godly perspective in our choices.

Key Verse: 1 Samuel 13:14; 2 Chronicles 16:9a