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The storms of life come in many different forms, but God is able to help us through any of them.

In Psalm 1, we see a brief but important contrast between the happy righteous man and a wicked one.

In Isaiah 40, God shows us that even in difficult times, He is still with us and cares for us.

In Isaiah 40, God shows us that even in difficult times, He is still with us and cares for us.

Since God does not have a physical body, it sometimes is hard to express who He is and what He is like. Isaiah 40 gives us an idea of how to express that.

Since God does not have a physical body, it sometimes is hard to express who He is and what He is like. Isaiah 40 gives us an idea of how to express that.

God wants to show us that He knows us and only has the best plans for our lives.

In Romans 12. Paul give us a good list of walk it takes to walk the Christian walk.

Jairus had a need, and even though, in his position at the synagogue, he knew there was only one Person who could help him, as his request to Jesus shows us.

The first chapter of the book of James give some good advice on how we as Christians should handles life's challenges. We look today at the five R's of life's challenges.

This letter is to the church as a whole, not just to the leadership. We all need to be encouraged and reminded of what God is able to do.

Today, we look at Luke 15 to see what celebration and joy look like in an upside-down kingdom. What excites the heart of God? Jesus brought a new Way (a new kingdom) not a new religion.

The way to be great in God's kingdom is not the way the world thinks it should be. Jesus says we should care more about others than we do ourselves. The religious of Jesus' day cared more about themselves and their rules than they did about others.

As we finish our quick look at te book of Ruth, we see the outcome of how God provided for Ruth and Naomi.

Naomi went through some difficult times, and she thought God had turned His back on her. But just when she thought all hope was lost, she sees through some new developments that God was still with her, as He is with all those who believe in Him.

Even if others have bad things planned for us, God's perfect will will be accomplished, as we see in today's study of 1st Samuel 19.

In I Samuel 18, we see how David, in keeping God's commands, has success, while Saul, who is disobeys God's commands, becomes fearful of David and fails.

Athiests and other non-believers, are trying to prove that Jesus' life and/or resurrection never happened. But the actions that Nick and Joe took after Jesus died make it difficult to disprove it.

In today's text, we look at the story of David and Goliath and how God gave David the victory and see how we can trust God to work in our lives as well.

When Samuel went to annoint Israel's new king, at first he mistakenly thought God would choose another man of stautre and good looks. But God told him that is not what He looks at. And then we see the way God sends his Spirit to be with and help David.

As we look at chapter 15 of I Samuel this week, we see how Saul disobeys direct instruction from God, and the consequences of that disobedience.

As we continue to look at the life of Saul, Isreal's first king in the book of I Samuel, we see what happens when we don't listen to God and try to take things into our own hands.

As we continue our series on I & II Samel, we see the one good thing Saul did as king of Israel.

Samuel comes back on this scene and the Isrealites ask for a king and we see them continue the cycle of sinning and asking forgiveness.

As we continue our study in I and II Samuel, we learn about the end of Israel's dark period when they had no king, so "everyone did what was right in his own eyes."