Join us as we get a clearer picture of the Davidic King as we examine what transpires between King Saul and his son, Jonathan. Our passage this morning comes from I Samuel 19:1-7. In this account, we learn of King Saul's ongoing enmity towards David that now manifests itself in a heinous decree: David must be killed. We contemplate what reason could justify this extreme order and then focus our attention on what factors led to the death of Jesus. Music: "acoustic breeze" by bensound.com

This morning's message comes from I Samuel 18:6-16 as we continue our trek highlighting key events from David's life. On the heels of his victory over Goliath, the army returns to a joyous people, but there's a particular portion of a victory song that catches King Saul's attention: "Saul has struck down his thousands, and David his ten thousands" (v.7). Burning with envy, the king looks for ways to rid himself of the young man. Music: "adventure" by bensound.com

Pastor Zach delivers this morning's message from I Samuel 17:41-49. While this passage may be familiar, we consider the role that fear had upon ancient Israel. Their circumstances seemed hopeless: the king and his army were hiding from the sight of the massive giant, Goliath...and then enters the young man, David. Armed with only a shepherd's staff, a sling, and five stones, was this unlikely challenger really going to provide victory for Israel, or was it inevitable that they would be enslaved to the Philistines? Join us as we consider this weighty truth: the better you know Christ, the clearer you will learn to see life from His view. Music: "a day to remember" by bensound.com

As the reign of King Saul started to decline, the Lord began to afford David some valuable experience that he would eventually need when his time to rule came. An early sign of Saul's demise would be evident as the Lord withdrew His Spirit from the king. Join us as we look at one of those early occasions. Music: "elevate" by bensound.com

"What do you think about the Christ?" Join us as we embark on a new series looking at the Christ through the life of King David. This morning, we consider how the Lord provided for Himself (and humanity) the righteous King. Music: "acoustic breeze" by bensound.com

Join us as we discuss the need to build up our faith. With so much going on in the world, it might be easy to neglect this all-too-important task. So come and learn how we are to strengthen our faith in Christ. Music: "beyond the line" by bensound.com

As we conclude the book of Zephaniah today, we ponder a significant question: how readily do you accept the Lord's correction? Could it be that He has been attempting to get your attention--whether through sermons, as you're reading the Scriptures, or even through your circumstances--but you've not recognized it? Join us as we consider this and other truths from this third and final chapter of Zephaniah. Music: "tenderness" by bensound.com

The second chapter of Zephaniah casts the spotlight of the Lord's anger upon Judah's enemies. For their taunting and mocking of the people of Judah, the Lord takes special notice of how His people were treated by their neighbors, and God would be extending His punishment towards them as well. Yet despite the coming of the Lord's Day, the humble of the land are instructed to seek the Lord and His righteousness. Join us as we, too, consider how we should live in the midst of our culture. Music: "elevate" by bensound.com