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
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In a world marked by instability, uncertainty, and shifting identity, where do we turn for security? In 1 Samuel 20, we find David in
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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
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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,
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Sermon from 2026 Easter service. Josiah Boyd preaching.
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Sermon from March 29, 2026 service. Josiah Boyd preaching.
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In a world that prizes visible strength, proven experience, and measurable success, it is easy to assume that security and victory belong to those
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In 1 Samuel 16, a kingdom teeters between turmoil and peace. Saul still sits on the throne, a king who seems strong, capable, and
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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
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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
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Scripture reminds us again and again of the big difference between how and what we see and how and what God sees. We are
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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.
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