In the upside down kingdom, what are the characteristics that a king should have? God tells his people what a king should look like.

The Kingdom of God is an upside down kingdom compared to the kingdoms of this world. As followers of Christ, we are kingdom people. What does that mean for us?

What's the difference between the wise man and the fool? We answer this through the eyes of Solomon and Proverbs 10.

Solomon gives us wisdom to understand the difference between the foolish and righteous tongue. Our words are the food we eat. How healthy does that make us?

Our tongues are tools to build others up or tear them down. How are we using our words?

The tongue is a powerful instrument. With it we bless the Lord and curse man. Do we understand its power? How are we using that power?

We look at surrendering and sacrificing our treasures through an account of David in 2 Samuel 24. Are we giving God all of our treasure?

How are we surrendering and sacrificing our talents?

What does it mean to surrender and sacrifice our time to God?

Jesus' final words in the Great Commission are a promise of his constant presence with his disciples. What does it mean for us?