God is worthy to be celebrated and enjoyed. He is the greatest treasure that can be experienced by human beings. As God gave victory to King David, it was time to bring His presence back to Jerusalem. This account contrasts David’s worshipful, celebrational, unrestrained heart with that of his wife, Michal, who owned a resentful, isolated and angry heart. What we learn from this husband and wife can serve to both inspire and warn us concerning what is currently happening in our own hearts. Are we nursing resentment with god or others? Are we releasing ourselves to God in purpose and passion? Resentment is a thief who is not satisfied until he robs of everything. We are either opening the door to let him in or we are bolting the door to tell him he has no entry into our lives. So much depends on our decision.