Matt Blackwell looks at David’s life in 2 Samuel 6 and outlines three types of confrontations and responses to God’s presence.

Halim Suh explores Psalm 63 and leads us to consider how we can worship in the midst of hardship.‍

Jimmy McNeal continues in The Life of David by looking at David’s encounter with Saul in 1 Samuel 24.

Ross Lester invites us to consider the concept of biblical friendship by examining David’s juxtaposing relationship with Saul and his son Jonathan. 

Halim Suh approaches the familiar story of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel by examining the text through the lens of the occasion, power, and object of faith.

Ross Lester spends time in 1 Samuel 16 and highlights how God is working even when people are failing, He loves working through unlikely people, He works even when no one is watching, and He often works in us before He works through us.

Ross Lester wraps up our series The Gospel of Matthew by examining Matthew 28:16-20 and looking at the command, context, and covenant of the Great Commission.

Halim Suh walks through Matthew 28:11-15 and looks at how the good news of the gospel and the power of the resurrection promise us a better inheritance than any sum of money ever could.

Ross Lester opens Matthew 28:1-10 and looks at how the resurrection offers a resilient hope when we don’t know where we fit, when we don’t know what to believe, when we don’t know what we’re made to do, when we don’t know who or what to worship, and when we’re facing the reality of the tomb.

Jimmy McNeal looks at the costly trade that occurred in Matthew 27:11-44 and how it paved the way for an even greater exchange—Jesus becoming our sin so that we might become the righteousness of God.