Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 12:1-15. When David sinned, God sent a preacher to boldly confront him for that sin. God does not play around with our sin – He is holy. And God loves his people too much to let us continue in sin! We must respond to God’s confrontations by confessing and repenting of our sin, and receiving his forgiveness. Yet, we also face difficult consequences caused by our sin.

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 11. How did the great King David fall into sin? We look at his downward progression from lust to adultery to deception to murder. We see how insidious and destructive sin really is. And we see our need for the greater King – our Savior, Jesus Christ!

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 11:1-5. The text shows us David’s downward progression into sin, as innocent seeing turns into lust and becomes adultery. God’s word points us away from trusting in men, and points us to Jesus Christ, our perfect King! God’s people find cleansing from sin in Christ, and power to fight lust and sin.

Rick Bobbin, from Job 1-2. God is sovereign in our suffering. He has a purpose in our pain that is ultimately good for us, and for his own glory. We can trust God as we walk through suffering!

Steve Davis, from John 20:24-31. A look at ‘Doubting Thomas’ and his interaction with the risen Lord Jesus! We see Thomas’ weakness and also his faith. We see Jesus’ patience with his people and also his deity clearly affirmed! The Lord calls us to faith.

Mickey McCall, from Luke 1:57-80. Luke shows us the transformation in Zechariah, father of John the Baptist. He comes out of his season of silent waiting with words of praise, faith, and truth!

Vic Connell, from Romans 8:18-39. Brother Vic Connell likens the Christian life to joining the army of the Lord. We are not in control of where we are stationed or what our assignment is – sometimes our Commander leads us into suffering. But the gospel of Jesus gives us great hope as we serve the Lord!

Benton Glass, from John 3:16. It’s easy to get distracted from the heart of the gospel – even by good things! Benton Glass calls us back to a focus on God’s heart of love in giving his Son!

Clint Pitman, from Revelation 5. A look at the One – the ONLY One! – who is worthy to walk up to the Father and take the future of the world into his hands! Jesus Christ was slain and has conquered! He has done it. Our response is joyful worship and surrender.

Cary Cox, from 2 Samuel 10. This passage brings together both David’s kindness and David’s strength, pointing us to the great kindness and strength of Christ. We receive his grace in the gospel, and his power and victory over sin and death! And, in Christ, we extend gentle kindness and courageous strength to others.