As a leader, it is possible and easy to fall trap to seemingly defendable actions driven by anger, bitterness and pride when faced with tribulations and/or injustice rather than seeking reconciliation. Let us reflect as Rev Darren unfolds 2 Samuel 2-3 with valuable lessons on rivalry, reconciliation and blood-drawn revenge.

Failure is part and parcel of life and teaches us to strengthen ourselves in the Lord. As we continue to walk through David’s tumultuous life journey, let us learn and reflect on how he surrendered before the throne of grace, faced his failure, fell forward and fulfilled God’s purpose in the face of life and death in 1 Samuel 30.

As we continue on our journey through the gripping life of David, we begin to see the cracks of this once golden boy (now man) when he took His eyes off God and acted out of self interest in 1 Samuel 27 & 29.

Pride, often than not, is the root cause of anger - whether we’d like to admit it or not. The man after God’s own heart was no exception and Ps Mabel unpacks life lessons on anger from 1 Samuel 25… For the wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God. - James 1:20

“A leader must have some guiding principles” - Rev Darren Choo. A realistic and powerful exploration of 5 principles exemplified by David in the face of life and death (1 Samuel 24 & 26) and his conviction that God is sovereign. What is your guiding principle?

Applicable life lessons on praying for direction and R.E.L.Y.-ing on God through David’s exemplary reliance on God in 1 Samuel 23:1-14.