King David, King Jesus, and Me? Love My Enemies

King David, King Jesus, and Me? Inquiring of the Lord

When life falls apart, who do you turn to? In 1 Samuel 28 and 30, Saul and David face desperate circumstances but respond in radically different ways. One seeks a quick answer; the other seeks God Himself. Discover the difference between using God for what you want and truly inquiring of the Lord—and why the order of prayer matters more than you think. For more information about what is going on at Hope Christian Church, visit us in person or online! https://www.hopechurchwv.com [https://www.hopechurchwv.com] https://facebook.com/hccwv [https://facebook.com/hccwv]

King David, King Jesus, and Me? Love My Enemies

What do you do when you have every right to get even? In 1 Samuel 24 and 26, David faces two opportunities to destroy the man who was trying to kill him—and chooses mercy instead. His response points to Jesus, who had the power to destroy His enemies but chose the cross. Discover the freedom found in surrendering vengeance, trusting God’s justice, and loving even those who have hurt you most. For more information about what is going on at Hope Christian Church, visit us in person or online! https://www.hopechurchwv.com [https://www.hopechurchwv.com] https://facebook.com/hccwv [https://facebook.com/hccwv]

King David, King Jesus, and Me? David's Parenting Struggles

Even the man after God’s own heart struggled as a father. Looking at the lives of Amnon, Absalom, and Adonijah, we discover how enabling, neglecting, and unclear leadership can leave lasting wounds—and how God’s perfect fatherhood offers a better way. Whether you’re a parent, mentor, or someone longing for a faithful Father, this message points us to the grace, wisdom, and love found in Jesus. For more information about what is going on at Hope Christian Church, visit us in person or online! https://www.hopechurchwv.com [https://www.hopechurchwv.com] https://facebook.com/hccwv [https://facebook.com/hccwv]

King David, King Jesus, and Me? Who Me?

God doesn’t see what the world sees. In 1 Samuel 15-16, Saul’s downfall and David’s unlikely anointing reveal a powerful truth: God looks at the heart. While people focus on appearances, achievements, and reputation, God is searching for hearts fully devoted to Him. Discover what God sees when He looks at you—and how to guard the one thing He values most. Note: At about 6:45 into the sermon, Pastor Dave showed a video clip from the new animated movie, "David", that shows David's anointing by the prophet Samuel. You can view the clip on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ax6BTfo4ug [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ax6BTfo4ug] For more information about what is going on at Hope Christian Church, visit us in person or online! https://www.hopechurchwv.com [https://www.hopechurchwv.com] https://facebook.com/hccwv [https://facebook.com/hccwv]

King David, King Jesus, and Me? Lonely Seasons

Loneliness can make us feel forgotten, but God does some of His deepest work in the wilderness. In 1 Samuel 21-22, David finds himself isolated, afraid, and hiding in a cave—yet God meets him there with provision, purpose, and community. If you’re walking through a lonely season, discover how David’s story points us to the One true Refuge who never leaves us alone and never wastes our pain. For more information about what is going on at Hope Christian Church, visit us in person or online! https://www.hopechurchwv.com [https://www.hopechurchwv.com] https://facebook.com/hccwv [https://facebook.com/hccwv]