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We've all experienced wilderness seasons in life. King David's journey, both literal and metaphorical, teaches valuable lessons about God's work during these challenging times.

Deep friendship seems to be a lost art these days and loneliness is an epidemic. David & Jonathan demonstrate a deep friendship that we can learn from in our own relationships.

Why is the David & Goliath story in the Bible? Is it just a motivational tale for the underdog, or does it hold deeper meaning for our daily battles?

Have you ever been overlooked because someone didn’t think you had what it took? Have you ever overlooked yourself because you didn’t think you had what it took? Fortunately, God calls and equips unlikely people to accomplish His purposes.

the distinctive of Christianity—but would Jesus have told us to do it if we weren’t able to? And what would happen if we took Jesus seriously?

How do you react when someone does something against you? One of Jesus’ most radical teachings is that instead of retaliating we are to love. This is hard to do but it’s the way of the Kingdom.

Telling the truth seems like an easy concept but it’s not an easy one for us to live out. Jesus challenges us to honesty in the Sermon on the Mount—to do what we say and say what we’ll do.

Divorce is a challenging reality in our world and most people are affected by it one way or another. How should the Christian think about divorce? Jesus gives us much to think about in the Sermon on the Mount.

This week Art Birch speaks about Unfaithfulness (Matthew 5:27-30). He challenges us that lust is adultery in the heart, requiring truly righteous people to take radical action, find freedom through repentance and connection.

Humility is a virtue that we respect and value in others but can be so hard to put into practice in our lives. Mary, the mother of Jesus, helps us see how we can reject pride and fear and embrace humble confidence in God.