South Hills Church Kennewick Wa

The Truth About Consequences

The Bible doesn’t gloss over evil—it tells the truth and reveals the consequences. Even when forgiveness is real, the ripple effects of sin can be tragic and lasting. This story shows the heartbreaking consequences of David’s sin, the danger of unchecked desires, and the call to respond to injustice with truth, compassion, and courage.

How to Find Restoration

The question is not if we will sin. But how we respond when we sin. Finding restoration means confessing our sins and experiencing God's forgiveness and faithful love.

Cover-ups and Consequences

There is hope and healing for those who have caused hurt or been hurt.

How to Show Kindness

David's actions towards Mephibosheth serve as a powerful picture of God's grace. As we experience the grace of God, it encourages us to actively look for opportunities to show kindness and grace to others.

How to Respond When God Says No

When God says “no,” it’s not a rejection—it’s a redirection toward something greater. God’s “no” teaches us, shapes us, and positions us to receive His promises.

Learning How to Lead Well

Even David had to learn how to lead well. Leadership isn’t just about the position you hold—it’s about the direction you’re going and how you use the influence God has given you. Good intentions aren’t enough. To grow as a godly leader, we need obedience to God’s ways, humility to learn from our mistakes, and the courage to fear God more than we fear people.

How to Avoid the Dangers of Compromise

Fatigue can lead to compromise, but God's grace offers restoration when we turn to Him.

How to Deal with Anger

How to Deal with Difficult People

How to See an Unseen God

Even when God seems unseen, He is actively present—through His Word, through His people, and through His providence—to guide, strengthen, and protect us.

How to Handle Pressure

David & Goliath

Through this incredible story, we’re reminded that when we face overwhelming challenges, our victory doesn’t come from our own strength or strategy, but from trusting in God’s power and His faithful promises.

Seeing What God Sees

God sees beyond outward appearance and sees our hearts. To be useful to God, we must cultivate a heart aligned with God’s heart.