Mephibosheth’s story shows us how mercy changes everything. He was living in weakness and obscurity, yet David chose to show him kindness and restore what had been lost. That moment wasn’t about his condition, but about the heart of the king.

In the same way, God meets us with mercy every day. Through Jesus, we see a love that doesn’t turn away from our brokenness, but moves towards it. Christ was willing to give His life so we could be brought close, restored, and welcomed into the life God has for us.

This message explores God’s covenant with David and the way Old Testament promises often have both an immediate and a greater future fulfillment in Christ. Using the image of a mountain range and a “valley of time,” it reminds us that delays do not mean denial. Even when God’s promises seem cut down to a stump, the root is still alive. Jesus, the Son of David, is the ultimate fulfillment of every promise God has spoken, calling us to trust Him faithfully while we wait for what He has promised to come to pass.

In this message, we hear a powerful message about belonging. Kathy Chapman shares her own journey — from feeling out of place, insecure, and unsure, to realizing that God had placed her exactly where she was meant to be.

Through the story of Jesus’ birth, the disciples, and her personal experiences, she reminds us that Christmas is God’s announcement that there is room for every one of us.

You belong, not because of perfection, not because you earned it, but because God chose to come close, step into our chaos, and invite us into His family.

This message is a reflection on identity, purpose, and the love that finds us even when we feel lost.

Reflecting on the Kingdom together as a family!
We had a beautiful morning of pausing and reflecting on all that God has been teaching us about His Kingdom through the life of David. We looked back at the journey we’ve been on, seeing how God has been shaping us through lessons of waiting, trusting, lamenting, community, covenant friendship, obedience, honesty, and faith.

From caves to kingship, from hidden seasons to public victories, David’s story has reminded us that God is always forming Kingdom people in the everyday moments of life. This Sunday we took time to listen, to share, and to acknowledge what He’s been speaking to each of us.

In this message we explore how God formed David in hiddenness, taught him to love his enemies, and led him into kingdom advancement.
A powerful reflection on waiting for God’s timing, dealing with pain, and trusting the Holy Spirit to shape our lives.

In this message, we explore David in the Wilderness, a powerful picture of how God builds His Kingdom through broken people. From the Cave of Adullam, David gathered the distressed and rejected, and God transformed them into mighty warriors.
Just as He did then, God is still turning caves of struggle into places of strength and purpose today.

In this message Roger Aubrey, explores the deep, covenant friendship between David and Jonathan as a model for true, godly relationships. Drawing from 1 Samuel and the teachings of Jesus, he unpacks five key aspects of kingdom friendship: vulnerability, trust, integrity in speech, honesty, and encouragement. He challenges us to become friends who can be trusted, who speak well of others, who tell the truth in love, and who strengthen one another in faith. More than a lesson on friendship, this talk is a call to live out the “royal law”, to love others as we love ourselves in the ordinary yet powerful moments of everyday life.

In this moving and faith-filled message, Geoff and Pam share the powerful lesson that mirrors how God sees each of us. We explore how the opinions and judgments of others can weigh us down like “gray dots,” dimming the light God placed within us. But when we turn to our Maker, we discover our true identity: chosen, redeemed, and loved beyond measure. This talk is an invitation to shed false labels and live as God’s masterpiece.