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Andy continues in Samuel the account of the period between David being anointed that he would become King up to the time he did become King in the context of: 1) Waiting for the promise, 2) taking hold of the promise and 3) living the promise.

An in-depth look at the Forgiveness of God for our everyday lives.

Al draws several themes from David's time as King and applies them to our lives today. This deeply flawed man brought purpose to his own life and to the Nation, and radiated power. But at the same time he showed humility and utter passion in serving God, even when it made him look silly.

We explored some new perspectives on worship together and heard the worship team’s vision for the fortune. Susan also tells us about the launch of a new initiative, ‘River Creative’.

From the story of David and Goliath we explore David's faith and boldness, whilst Ps27:4 reveals David's foundation for all he was and did.

How can we ensure the Gospel is communicated to today's society in a language that can be more easily understood? The "Billy Graham" style message of the 50's just doesn't work in 2019. Speaking from Colossians 2, guest speaker Laurence Singlehurst outlines the issues and gives some suggestions on how we might be smarter in our approach.

Sabina shares steps to take and things to avoid as we walk into His promises over our lives.

Simon brings us the account in the book of Samuel where Saul is rejected as King of Israel and David eventually appointed King. Looking at the three ‘P’s that David encountered, Preparation, Personality (Character) and Patience.

How do we respond when waiting for God to move? Let's learn from David; who rather than letting pride and fear rule him said in Psalm 27 “Here’s what I’ve learned through it all: Don’t give up; don’t be impatient; Be entwined as one with the Lord. Be brave and courageous, and never lose hope. Yes, keep on waiting—for He will never disappoint you!”

Flavia explores the lessons we can learn from how David was chosen and anointed to be king over Israel.