Secrets from the Ancient Paths Andy Cook

David was called a "man after God's own heart" when he was only a teenager. His only life experience up to that point? He'd been a shepherd!







The lessons David learned while watching sheep might be just the lessons you need to master on your way to becoming a person after God's own heart.







Along the way, this lesson will also give you a chance to imagine the setting of the world's most famous song. Don't miss this short video from Andy Cook!

He record includes some horrible actions - adultery, murder and a flagrant political cover-up. Even so, David is known as a "man after God's own heart."







We're kicking off a series of lessons on David's life and how imperfect people today can gain the same lofty title. And yes ... the land of the Bible will help us understand new insights to David's life!

Want to see something amazing ... and something that will help you see why we can trust the Bible's record of history? Spend a few minutes in Hatzor with Pastor Andy Cook!

Ancient Bethsaida, hometown of Simon, Andrew and Philip, had a front-row seat to some of the most famous miracles in the ministry of Jesus. Even so, Jesus got so frustrated with the people, he condemned their community!







Those of us who know Jesus well had better be listening to the warning from Bethsaida!

If you're overwhelmed with a culture that seems to have lost its mind, here's a word of encouragement from a most surprising place. You'll find this secret from the ancient paths hidden in the single turn of a page that covers 150 years of hidden history ... and the things God's people need to do today.

The Sermon on the Mount ends with a parable about two builders. The wise man built his house on the rock. The foolish man built his house on the sand.







Follow Andy Cook into the mouth of Wadi Qumran and you'll never read that parable the same way again. And hopefully, you'll never build your life on a sand foundation!