When was the last time you did a random act of kindness? Maybe it was holding a door open for someone, helping a stranger cross the street or paying for the car behind you in a drive-thru line. True kindness is when we don’t expect anything in return for our good deeds to others. After David becomes king, he shows this very kindness to a man in need, but it paints a picture of an even greater kindness God has shown us. Come learn how He completed this act of kindness and what it means for our eternity.

What would you say is the most important quality of a good marriage? Is it love, trust, or sacrifice? While all those aspects are important, there’s one crucial element spouses often forget: honor. The story of David and Michal serves as a poignant illustration of how a marriage can transition from passionate love to bitter resentment when honor is lost. Join us as we learn from their story and discover how our own marriages can deteriorate from this same threat.

If you’re a believer in Christ, the Bible says you were chosen, then made alive, justified, adopted, and are being sanctified… but there’s one step God hasn’t yet brought to pass. The topic of glorification can seem like a distant, far-removed concept from our everyday lives. In reality, it’s the culmination of your entire walk with Jesus. What will our glorified bodies look like? When will we get them? Join us as we explore these questions and more in the finale of How Did I Get Saved?

The question of Israel has become increasingly complex in our modern world. With ongoing conflicts, political debates, and cultural tensions, many Christians find themselves confused about how to view the nation of Israel and its people. What people often forget, however, is that Scripture provides remarkable clarity on this subject. Join us as we discover how God wants us to view Israel and their unique place in God's redemptive story.

Throughout the Bible, we see that God desires for people to experience His presence, but how can sinful humans enter into the presence of a holy God? A sobering story that illustrates this very problem is found in 2 Samuel: As the procession carrying the Ark of the Covenant makes its way to Jerusalem, God's anger is kindled towards a man named Uzzah. Why does God’s punishment seem so harsh, and what does it say about His nature? Join us as we delve into this story and discover why only Jesus can bridge the gap between us and the Father.

Have you ever felt lost on your spiritual journey, desperately trying to decipher God's will for your life? We’ve all been there. Even though it may not seem like it at times, God's will remains constant, regardless of our circumstances. What is that will? That we would be more like Him. Join us as we dive into the fifth doctrine of salvation, the process of sanctification.

God's plan for our salvation wasn’t just revealed at Jesus’ birth. Rather, it was progressively revealed throughout history. From the beginning of time, each covenant God made with His people added another piece to the puzzle, giving us a clearer picture of how He would ultimately save us from our sins. Join us as we learn about one such puzzle piece God gave His people—the Davidic Covenant.

After almost a decade of hiding in fear, relentless attacks, and narrow escapes of assassination, David learns that King Saul is dead. The very man who sought to destroy him is gone, but rather than be filled with joy, David is filled with grief. Rather than rush to assume the crown, David waits on the Lord and trusts in His sovereign plan. What does this teach us about our own lives today? Join us as we dive back into the epic story of David.

Why does the Bible say that we were once “enemies” of God? If God loves the world, how can the world also be in enmity with Him? What does that mean for Christians, who are called “children” of God? Join us as we explore the doctrine of adoption and how salvation transforms us into a part of the Father’s family.