The Queen of Sheba's visit to King Solomon in ancient Jerusalem is compared to the impact of Jesus' ministry, which grants forgiveness of sin and welcomes anyone who comes to him, showcasing his beauty and grace that surpasses human understanding. [... more]

Gary Wilkerson, son of evangelist David Wilkerson, shares his experiences with the Jesus movement and its impact on his life. He discusses the possibility of a new Great Awakening and the importance of radical discipleship, emphasizing the need to prioritize Jesus above all else. Wilkerson also talks about his book, The Jaw-Dropping Beauty of Jesus, which explores the glory and majesty of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Bible teaches us about the life of David, a shepherd, hero, and king, who prefigures Jesus Christ. Through David's story, we learn about the importance of relationship with God, the power of prayer, and the freedom we have in Christ. We discover how David's experiences, including his victory over Goliath and his struggles with loneliness, point us to Jesus, the true hero and king who has secured our victory and offers us friendship and love. [... more]

David's attempt to bring the Ark of the Covenant into Jerusalem is thwarted when Uzzah reaches out to steady it, and he is struck dead. This event highlights God's holiness and justice, as well as His mercy and love. The story of Uzzah serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting God's holiness and the consequences of violating it, while also pointing to the ultimate solution in Jesus Christ, who is a better David and a greater shepherd, hero, and king. [... more]

Anyone who is in Christ is not only a new creation, but a royal priesthood, born into the family of God. This is not based on a system of sacrifice, but on the covenant love of God, which is the true temple that fulfills the old system. Jesus came to restore justice and give us a new identity as priests, clothed in the robes of salvation and righteousness, and anointed with the Holy Spirit. We can come boldly to the throne room of grace and have our fill, because we are the priest, and the holy bread of the presence is for us. [... more]

David's victory over Goliath is a powerful reminder that God is tilted towards the underdog, and that faith can be sparked by witnessing the impossible. Jesus, the Son of David, is the ultimate hero who has won the decisive victory over spiritual warfare, and his love and mercy can cast out fear and bring everlasting life. [... more]

The story of David and Goliath is a hero story about faith and courage, where a young shepherd boy defeats a giant warrior, symbolizing the ultimate hero, Jesus Christ, who defeats the enemy of sin and death. This story illustrates the power of God to take what seems like a weakness and turn it into a strength, offering a message of redemption and hope to all who need it. [... more]

The story of King David is central to understanding Jesus Christ, the son of David, who fulfilled the promises made to David. David's life, from shepherd to king, is a symbol of what is good and noble, and his flaws make him a relatable figure. The term 'son of David' is used to describe Jesus, emphasizing his connection to David and the fulfillment of David's promises. [... more]

God chooses the unlikely, and in his kingdom, character is paramount. He looks on the heart, not on outward appearance. This is seen in the story of David, who was overlooked but chosen by God to be king. David's humble heart led to the spirit of the Lord rushing upon him, and he became a great leader. This lesson applies to our search for identity, security, and happiness, which we often find in the wrong places. We must prioritize character in our evaluation of people and in our own lives, seeking salvation and happiness in God, not in external things. [... more]

Jealousy is a destructive and sinful emotion that can lead to anger, suspicion, and a desire for control. According to the Bible, jealousy can be a result of sibling rivalry, peer relationships, and ruptured family relationships. The story of King Saul and David illustrates the seven characteristics of jealousy, including anger, suspicion, easily slighted, filled with fear, rejoicing in the failure of rivals, difficulty in keeping promises, and an irrational desire for control. [... more]

Jesus cleanses the temple, heals the blind and lame, and is met with indignation from the chief priests and teachers of the law. The children's praise of Jesus is seen as a call to praise from the Lord. [... more]

Jesus Christ turns the tables on the Pharisees and scribes by asking them a question about his identity as the Son of David, highlighting his divine authority and the importance of understanding his deity. [... more]

Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem marks the beginning of His mission to set things right, starting from within. He cleanses the temple by driving out exploitative money changers, demonstrating that true change begins with confronting the evil inside. [... more]