This series, Why God Loved David, explores the heart and character of Israel’s most beloved king. Though David’s life was marked by triumphs and failures, scripture remembers him as a man after God’s own heart. These studies walk us through the qualities that made David so precious to God: his shepherd spirit, his integrity, his faith, his humility, and even his repentance after sin. Together they reveal a man who trusted God completely, who served Him with all his might, and who never turned aside to follow other gods. David’s story continues to inspire us to walk with sincerity and courage in our own discipleship.

The series By the Waters of Babylon explores the experiences of God’s people in captivity and the enduring lessons they teach us today. Through the lamentations of exile, the warnings of the prophets, and the hope of restoration, these messages invite us to reflect deeply on faith, humility, and God’s steadfast purpose in times of trial and renewal.

This series, The Father and the Son, reflects on the most profound relationship revealed in scripture—the fellowship between God and His Son, Jesus Christ. Each class explores a different stage in that relationship, from the Father’s plan before creation, through Christ’s life and ministry, to the cross and his present exaltation. By tracing this journey, we gain insight into the heart of the Son, the love of the Father, and the hope of sharing in their unity.

This series, Family Life, offers a thoughtful and practical look at how God’s Word shapes the relationships within our homes and ecclesias. Drawing lessons from scripture and real-life experience, these classes show that strong families are built not on human wisdom but on divine principles. From marriage and parenting to the challenges of adolescence and the wider support of the ecclesia, the studies remind us that every part of family life is meant to reflect God’s love and purpose.