In 1 Samuel 21–23, David is a fugitive, Saul is on the throne, and the situation feels uncertain and unstable. Yet as the narrative
In a world marked by instability, uncertainty, and shifting identity, where do we turn for security? In 1 Samuel 20, we find David in
We often assume that resisting God’s will and ways carry little consequence—that we can delay obedience, hold back, or quietly push against what he
In 1 Samuel 18–19, as God advances his plans and purposes by raising up David as king, people begin to respond. Some—like Jonathan, Michal,
Sermon from 2026 Easter service. Josiah Boyd preaching.
Sermon from March 29, 2026 service. Josiah Boyd preaching.
In a world that prizes visible strength, proven experience, and measurable success, it is easy to assume that security and victory belong to those
In 1 Samuel 16, a kingdom teeters between turmoil and peace. Saul still sits on the throne, a king who seems strong, capable, and
There are seasons in the life of a church family when what’s needed is not new direction, but grateful recognition—moments to pause and notice
We live in a world that is constantly wearing down—bodies weaken, strength fades, and loss touches every life. The pressure of suffering, the weight
Scripture reminds us again and again of the big difference between how and what we see and how and what God sees. We are
Warnings are often ignored not because they are unclear, but because they are outmatched. Other voices speak louder—voices of confidence, momentum, pragmatism, and self-assurance.