We Three Kings
We Three Kings: David, Part 2
September 11, 2022 • Jeff Noble • 2 Samuel 7
How do we respond to God’s “no’s” AND what do we do with a God whose “no’s” actually provide a path to better blessing than our plans? Even in spite of our sins? This message looks at God's wonderful demonstration of grace on David even amidst one of David's greatest failures.
We Three Kings: David, Part 1
September 4, 2022 • Jeff Noble
In this message, David is made king over Judah first and then the entire nation. He conquers the city of Jesus and makes it his capitol. We also learn about David's heart for God and how it led him into conflict (and ridicule) with his wife Michal. Learn how the relationships in your life are helped by a commonality of faith.
We Three Kings: Jonathan
August 28, 2022 • Jeff Noble
This message examines the character of King Saul’s son, Jonathan. He is the man who would have been king had Saul not been disobedient and led by fear. Jonathan’s convictions about God directed his decisions, actions and relationships. We learn again that our character is revealed by our response to circumstances, and it should be undergirded by our faith in God.
We Three Kings: Saul
August 21, 2022 • Jeff Noble • 1 Samuel
The Israelites want a king. They want to be like all the other nations. Saul, the first king of Israel, is a tall, impressive man. God anoints Saul to deliver Israel from the Philistines, but he chooses expedience and fear over obedience. It is not how you look or what your skills appear to be. God can do more with the “nobody" whose heart belongs to Him than He can with those who “appear” impressive.
1 Samuel 8 - Gotta Serve Somebody
July 24, 2022 • Matt Simpson
You gotta serve somebody. No matter how “independent,” or “free” you think that you are, you cannot escape the fact that there is always something or someone who is the king of your heart. In discussing this passage, J.D. Greear says that, “Every life has a king. A king in your life is whatever you must have in order to be happy and secure. And kings make all their subjects into servants.” You gotta serve somebody. Make sure it’s King Jesus.