Society needs critical thinkers. These individuals not only evaluate messages and motives, but develop proper responses. David shows the importance of evaluating information.
David escapes real danger by taking real action. He knew that leaders take action and he took steps to escape trouble.
Sometimes God leads us into difficult places and circumstances we would rather not experience. Even in difficulty, God guides to victory!
David’s life reminds us that God makes the best plans for our future. Look at God’s plan and ask how that influences your plans!
The events of Resurrection morning prove that Jesus IS Emmanuel and that God is still with us.
God protects His people wherever they run for help. Not only do friends and family provide help, but God give greater protection in times of trouble.
“Taking a stand” happens when you decide your allegiance, not when you charge the battlefield. Before you can stand firm in big moments, you must learn to stand in small matters. David’s life and example teach us that standing with God involves decisions about authority, power, and plans.
Christmas is about gifts and giving. Paul says love is the greatest gift; and today you will see that is true. First John repeats the theme of love, conveying a critical truth we celebrate at Christmas: Love builds relationships. Let’s discover three ways love builds relationships.
Advent creates anticipation and expectation; it also brings an atmosphere of hope. Joseph’s life proves that Messiah Jesus is the only true source of hope.
Shame motivates change in attitudes and actions. Many actions bring shame, but sharing God’s Good News must not. This news is not only powerful, it is also practical, and personal!