After years of preparation and process, David is finally crowned king over all Israel. This week, we explore 4 portraits of David that showcase why he is God's choice for the throne.

Is ambition a virtue or a vice? Is surrender active or passive? What in the world is up with Saul consulting a necromancer?

David's influence is increasing, while Saul is losing his grip on the kingdom and his own sanity. The contrast during this period tells a story: Saul is grasping and striving, while David maintains of a posture of surrender.

Abigail is a boss (and we love her), What's up with "holy war?," If God's love is unconditional, why does he reject Saul?, What do you believe about destiny?

In honor of the strong and intelligent women in our world, we explore the story of Abigail. Abigail met David in a moment of weakness and helped him remember what true power looks like.

What is up with the sacrificial system? Why was David overlooked? How would you feel if you were anointed king and then had to go right back to your life as a shepherd? What is behind Jonathan's love for David?

David rapidly rose from complete obscurity to a position of fame, notoriety, and prestige. This week, we explore the internal realities of David's heart that shaped him into the sort of person that God would choose to be king.

We talked about approval addiction, the dangers of notoriety, and a little about the nature of history writing in antiquity. Does Justin hear voices? Find out this week at the Round Table.

King Saul was outwardly impressive, but inwardly, his insecurity and instability led to his demise. Hear the warning of his story as we explore the unfolding drama of prophets, priests, and kings.