In the aftermath of the battle between Absalom's army and King David's, critical decisions had to be made to move the nation forward.

Through the battle in the wood of Ephraim between King David's men and Absalom's army, more leadership principles emerge.

As King David prepares and organizes his men for battle against Absalom's army, clear ministry leadership principles emerge.

David's passive approach to fatherhood proved to be very costly to his family again.

As we go deeper in looking at what men are capable of, the details only get more disturbing.

In King David's plan to cover-up his sin, we see what all men are capable of in the flesh.

As the transition of leadership continues in 2 Samuel 3, we observe how we often complicate what God has made simple.

Continuing our look at the traits that are found in a carnal walk

Men like Abner are very influential but in looking at some of the carnal traits that are associated with them, we learn what not to do as well as who not to follow.

Motives reveal character.

Pastor Kenny Morgan sits down for an intimate conversation with Troy Stogdill, lead pastor of First Baptist Church, New Philadelphia, OH.

The command to submit to the civil government is not arbitrary. There is meaningful purpose behind it.