A raw cry of anguish that turns into a song of praise. Explore David's prophetic prayer of suffering, trust, and ultimate deliverance, famously echoed by Jesus on the cross.

1 Kings 2: 1-46

King David gives his final charge to Solomon before his death, urging him to walk in God's ways and keep His commandments. Solomon then secures his throne, dealing with Adonijah, Joab, Shimei, and Abiathar as he establishes his kingdom.

1 Kings 1:1-53 

King David is old and dying — and his son Adonijah makes a move to steal the throne. But Nathan the prophet and Bathsheba act fast to secure God's promise: Solomon will be king.

Luke 24: 36-53 - Matt Cordova

The risen Jesus appears among His disciples, proving He is truly alive, and opens their minds to understand the Scriptures. He commissions them to preach repentance and forgiveness to all nations before ascending into heaven.

Luke 24: 1-35 

The women find the tomb empty and are told Jesus has risen. Later, the risen Christ walks unrecognized with two disciples on the road to Emmaus, opening the Scriptures to them until their eyes are opened at the breaking of bread.

Luke 23: 26-56

Jesus is led to Golgotha, crucified between two criminals, and speaks words of forgiveness and promise even in His final hours. Witness His death, the tearing of the temple veil, and His burial in Joseph of Arimathea's tomb.

Luke 23: 1-25 

Jesus is brought before Pilate, then sent to Herod, and finally handed over to be crucified as the crowd demands Barabbas' release instead. A powerful look at injustice, political maneuvering, and Christ's silent submission to the Father's will.

Luke 22: 47-71 

Jesus prays in agony at Gethsemane while His disciples sleep, is betrayed with a kiss by Judas and arrested, then endures Peter's three denials before the rooster crows. He's mocked, blindfolded, and beaten by the guards, then brought before the Jewish council, where He affirms He is the Son of God—sealing His condemnation.

Luke 22: 24-53