The story of David and Goliath is often treated as a how-to guide to overcoming obstacles, but Dr. Michael Zeigler says that misses the point.

Dr. Michael Zeigler helps us to see God's wrath within the bigger story of God's love.

The Old Testament books of Samuel tell the story of Israel's King David and share the promise of the greater King to come.

Everything belongs to God and there isn't anything anyone could possibly give Him that He doesn't already have. And yet, there is one thing He desires: our garbage—our sins, our shame, our guilt—that He might put it all on Jesus.

God places Christians in neighborhoods, among neighbors who don't necessarily share their beliefs. How should they relate? Dr. Michael Zeigler talks about avoiding the pitfalls of isolation and approval.

We can start to make the world a better place by seeking the welfare of the neighborhoods into which God has placed us.

God saves our scraps and regifts them with Easter possibility.

We can't build a more hopeful neighborhood if we don't know who our neighbors are and we go out of our way to avoid them.

An elephant is a living, mighty, active thing. So is the faith of Jesus.

We can resist temptation by using the "power tools" God provides: His Word and the shield of faith.