David Alexander

Jacob’s life was in turmoil. Conspiring with his mother, he had stolen the birthright of his older brother, Esau.

Yesterday we looked at the beginning of Psalm 139. David celebrates his understanding of how fully God knows him before finishing with this prayer.

David’s opening words of Psalm 139 are a declaration of his understanding of God as well as God’s relationship to him. David affirms that God knows him better than he knows himself. 

We rarely think about hunger as something to seek. Instead, we see it as something to avoid.

When the prophet Samuel sent word to David’s father Jesse to say that he would be coming to his home to select Israel’s next King, Jesse had seven sons ready to meet …

The second word we highlighted to summarize how the Apostle Paul articulated what fueled his transformation is INVESTMENT. Paul believed our relationship with Christ required constant investment.