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Welcome to an incredible journey through the life of one of the most inspiring figures in our faith—David. Over the next six months, we will dive deep into the triumphs, the failures, and the true fulfillment that marked his journey. David’s name appears over 970 times throughout the scriptures. Through his lineage, Jesus Himself would come into the world.

David’s life holds timeless significance because, at the core, we all wrestle with the same struggles, face the same challenges, and long for the same answers he did. Every week, as we unpack his story, you will be challenged to draw closer to God and live out the legacy He’s calling you to.

I believe that through this journey, we will all encounter God in a fresh, powerful way. By the end, none of us will be the same.

The best is yet to come.

 

Part 1 – The Person God is Looking for

Sermon Notes

January 26th | Aaron Burke

Part 2 – Waiting Well

Sermon Notes

February 2nd | Aaron Burke

Part 3 – how to win the fight

Sermon Notes

February 9th | Aaron Burke

Part 4 – Life-Saving and Life-Giving Relationships

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February 23rd | Aaron Burke

Part 5 – When Life Falls Apart

Sermon Notes

March 2nd | Aaron Burke

Part 6 – Handling Haters

Sermon Notes

March 9th | Aaron Burke

Part 7 – Positioned for Promotion

Sermon Notes

March 16th | Aaron Burke

Part 8 – GO TO GOD

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March 23rd | Jordan Deese

Part 9 – WE NEED HIS PRESENCE

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March 30th | Matt Blair

Part 10 – When God Says No

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April 6th | Aaron Burke

Part 11 – It’s Worth Fighting For

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May 18th | Aaron Burke

Part 12 – The Places that Defined David’s Life

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May 25th | Aaron Burke

Part 13 – The Gift of Grace 

Sermon Notes

June 1st | Aaron Burke

Part 14 – Clear Your History

Sermon Notes

June 8th | Jacob Peterson

1. David was born around 1035 B.C.  (over 1000 years before Christ)

2. David was born in the town of Bethlehem.

3. David’s great grandmother was Ruth.

4. David’s anointing from Samuel happened when he was roughly 15 years old.

5. David officially became the king of Judah at 30.

6. David became king over all of Israel at 37/38 years old.

7. David did NOT build the temple. God told him that his son Solomon would.

8. David was an expert shepherd, warrior, and musician – a talented guy.

9. Jesus is called the “Son of David.”

10. David’s life has been confirmed by archeological discoveries. (Google Search “Tel Dan”)

Terah

Abraham & Sarah

Isaac & Rebekah

Jacob (Israel) & Leah

Judah

Perez

Hezron

Ram

Amminadab

Nahshon

Salmon

Boaz & Ruth

Obed

Jesse

David