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The Kingdom of the Underdogs teaching series continues into the book of 2 Samuel. Pastor Clayton teaches that King Jesus' table is gracious and inclusive by studying the story of King David welcoming Mephibosheth.

Pastor Clayton turns to a curious 1 Samuel story about a battle where half the army was too tired to fight. We'll see that in God's kingdom, victory is shared equally between those those who did the most and those who did the least.

In a live recording of the Bible Savvy Podcast, Pastors Clayton, Courtney, and David discuss a story where David has the chance to kill Saul, who has been hunting him down, but chooses to spare him. Why would David do this? This story will show us how the kingdom comes not by grasping for it, but by trusting God to give it to us.

Pastor Clayton continues the six-week Bible Savvy teaching series by dissecting three paths our culture tells us will lead to success, but in God’s kingdom, they are dead ends.

God sides with underdogs. The books of Samuel open with this prayer: "[The Lord] raises the poor from the dust and lifts the needy from the ash heap; he seats them with princes." This weekend begins a six-week Bible Savvy study of how this theme runs through 1 & 2 Samuel.

Faith isn't meant to be a lonely, exhausting individual effort. It's meant to be lived in community.

God satisfies the infinite longing of our hearts through the extravagant gift of his Son.

God is a good Father who loves to give to his children when they ask—inviting us to approach him boldly and expectantly in prayer.

Even in the aftermath of devastating loss, God promises to abundantly restore what sin and suffering have stolen.

God faithfully provides for our every need--not from scarcity but from the riches of his glory, so that we can live with contentment.

God’s generosity is on display in the overflowing beauty, order, and abundance of creation—reminding us that the world is a gift from a lavish giver.

How do you respond when a family member or friend is going through doubt or deconstruction of their faith? Pastor Clayton concludes the "Help My Unbelief" series with a teaching on what we do when someone we love walks away.

One of the biggest hurdles for people considering Christianity and one of the biggest catalysts for people leaving Christianity is the historic Christian view of sexuality and gender. Pastor Clayton teaches on this as he continues the "Help My Unbelief" series.

For many people, the thing that pushes them away from Jesus are the people who claim to represent him. Pastor Clayton addresses the question, "Why is the church so messed up?"

The Bible speaks clearly and frequently about judgment for sin, including a final, terrible destination called hell. How could a good, loving God judge people?