If we want a heart that beats in sync with God’s heart, then we must cultivate a humble heart like David’s. Consider these essential qualities of humility and how you might intentionally cultivate them in your own heart. (2 Samuel 1:1-6:23)

This sermon explores a time in David's life when he waited for God to work. We can be encouraged and patient when we see God as sovereign and good, even when the waiting is causing doubt and discouragement. (1 Samuel 24)

Examine the friendship forged between two men in the Old Testament who from a human perspective should have been enemies. David and Jonathan model for us how to develop and maintain closer and deeper friendships. (1 Samuel 18:1-20:42)

God wants the story of “David and Goliath” to teach us some valuable lessons and give us some important strategies to help us face and defeat the modern day giants in our lives. (1 Samuel 17)

David's heart is revealed in perhaps the most well known portion of Scripture, Psalm 23. David, being a shepherd, understands what it means when he says The Lord is my shepherd. The Lord provides, guides and protects. (Psalm 23)

In this message we explore how God's criteria for a relationship with Him and effective leadership of others is very different than we might expect. What does it mean to have a heart after God's heart? It means to trust and obey. (1 Samuel 16:1-13)

There is one thing the Scripture says literally makes God sick: to see Churches and Christians who are lukewarm in their faith - conforming to the world, apathetic to spiritual things, and uncommitted to maintaining a close relationship with Christ. (Revelation 3:14-22)

This church received praise from Jesus Christ for their dependence on Him, obedience to his word and faithfulness under fire. They were also promised an open door of opportunity for advancing the Gospel. (Revelation 3:7-13)

In the letter to the church at Sardis, Jesus rebukes them of their faithless works and reminds them to remember the Truth of the gospel. (Revelation 3:1-6)

This stern message from Christ exhorts us to not tolerate false teaching and to pursue good deeds, love, faith, service and perseverance.