Shame of Thrones: The Story of David & Bathsheba.
Episode 5: New Hearts.
Psalm 51:1-12.
Following God as the most powerful force in the universe, maybe the second greatest is the power of repentance. After David repented his sin, he shows us how to receive grace and forgiveness to let go of the past and change our life. Pastor Adam tells us that it's time to un-friend sin, guilt and shame by not letting past sins define our present life.

Shame of Thrones: The Story of David & Bathsheba.
Episode 4: Ewe Da' Man.
2 Samuel 12:1-10.
Few things display grace like being told when you are wrong. After his sin, God sent Nathan to speak to David through a provocative story about a little ewe lamb and a heartless man. David had become coldhearted and let wickedness into his life. But God showed him unmerited favor through grace. Do you live in grace?

Shame of Thrones: The Story of David & Bathsheba.
Episode 3: All The King's Horses.
2 Samuel 11:1-5.
After becoming king, David stopped "being" king. He was living beneath his calling after having lived a life beyond his enemies definition. Then, temptation crept in. We are all tempted, and Pastor Adam explains 4 keys found in scripture to overcome temptation before it arrives.

Shame of Thrones: The Story of David & Bathsheba.
Episode 2: Bathsheba - It's Complicated.
2 Samuel 11:1-5.
Bathsheba's story begins with shame and victimization, but she was not defined by that. She ends up on a throne as one of the wisest women of all time. It is from her genealogy that Jesus was born. Why did God allow His son to be born from a family line marred with betrayal, murder and adultery? To demonstrate His grace and redemption.

Shame of Thrones: The Story of David & Bathsheba.
Episode 1 - No Other Gods.
2 Samuel 7:1-17.
After David was settled as king and his house was established, he broke 3 of the 10 commandments. So why did God keep David's kingdom intact for all time? Because David honored the greatest commandment and excelled at "righteous" struggle by seeking God's heart. Struggle will either make you or break you. How's your struggle going?

Thriving or Surviving? Part 2.
Jeremiah 29:4-14.
The key to thriving is rarely found in immediacy. In this often quoted bible passage, God implores His people to not only have faith, but to persevere through obstacles. Pastor Harry helps us understand other factors for thriving such as empathy, community and not living in the past...which steals us from the present.

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Thriving or Surviving? Part 1.
Jeremiah 1:4-8 and 12:5.
What kind of life do you want? If we focus on our shortcomings, we get discouraged. Focus on success and we become disillusioned. But if we focus on the infinity of God, we become a "Fortified City. Iron Walls." You do not need to strive for relevance. You are predetermined as important. Faithful perseverance is the key to a life of thriving.

Accelerate: Episode 9.
The Secret Sauce of Contentment.
Philippians 4:4-13.
In this scripture, Paul gives us powerful spiritual weapons to provide peace and contentment no matter what this age brings. Rejoicing. Letting go of anxiety. Prayer. And letting God be in charge of bringing supernatural peace. Pastor Adam concludes the Accelerate series with these important tools for life.

Accelerate: Episode 8.
21st Century Discipleship: Living Between Two Worlds.
John 15:18-27.
A major component of Christ-following is learning to discern what belongs to the Father and what belongs to the world. In this scripture, Jesus speaks about the tension of living in the world while not belonging to it. God has sent His Spirit of truth so that we might know what is true, live it, and testify to it.