Join us as our good friend, David, digs into scripture, revealing some keys to pursuing the kingdom. In this sermon, he recounts a dinner with a friend who taught him the concept that "the good is the greatest enemy of the excellent." He then discusses the idea that our joy should not be based on circumstances but rather on the fact that our names are recorded in heaven, which is a constant that will never change. He uses the example of the 70 rejoicing in the good circumstances of their work, but Jesus
