The story of the birth of Jesus doesn't start with the birth of Jesus. It starts with promises in the Old Testament. The final one is in Malachi and promises that the Lord will send someone to prepare the way before him: John the Baptist. Luke 1

In his small letter to the Colossians the Apostle Paul stresses the importance of Christians being thankful people. Why is this so important and how can we be more thankful? Colossians

Jesus gave the church two sacred ceremonies: baptism and communion. Baptism was instituted in the Gospels, celebrated in Acts, and explained in the epistles. We will touch on each area as we prepare to celebrate baptism. Matthew 28:19-20, Acts, Romans, Galatians, Ephesians

A legacy is something significant passed on to those who come after us. What significant example has David passed on to us? What does it mean to have a heart after God's heart? 1 Chronicles 29:26-28; Acts 13:22, 36

It's the passage everyone turns to in times of trouble and it becomes the peaceful benediction at the funeral of a loved one. Psalm 23 is the most familiar and popular passage in the whole Bible. Come sit with Psalm 23 and let it sink deeply in your soul.

When you know forgiveness you show forgiveness. 2 Samuel 13-14 Samuel 13-19.

In 2 Samuel 11, David experienced his darkest hour through failure. When God sent Nathan to confront David with his sin, his confession and repentance is recorded for us in Psalm 51. In this great Psalm, we learn some valuable steps for repentance.

What caused this Godly person to fall so far so fast with such catastrophic consequences? And what can we learn from his failure to keep us from doing the same thing? 2 Samuel 11:1-27

How do we respond when God says "No" to our dreams and prayers? We will look at how David responded when God said "No" to one of his deep desires. We will learn that a heart for God means responding with humble trust and thanks. 2 Samuel 7

Death Sentence or Dance Party? 2 Samuel 6:1-23