“You are never in a place too far away for God to reach. His plans for you are more powerful than anything you have done. With Jesus Christ, your past has no control over your future. Turn to Him fully, and be amazed at His Grace.”
David and his wife, Alyson, came to Agape in 2003 knowing that they needed to be closer to God and seeking a church that would help them. Through Agape, the LORD drew them to love Jesus more and to commit their lives to follow His word and Spirit. Years later, feeling called to ministry, David had the opportunity to serve the church in many roles including Children’s, Youth, and Teaching pastor. In June of 2018, David was called as the Lead pastor of Agape.
He attended Leavell College, part of New Orleans Seminary, to pursue education in Christian ministry and Biblical studies. However, he credits his training in the local church, under several incredible men who loved the Lord and His word, as his primary preparation for pastoral ministry. David and Alyson have been married for over 20 years after meeting in High School and have 6 incredible children.
From Proverbs 15 this episode covers themes surrounding communication. This includes the wisdom of responding to others well (even in conflict). As well as the theme of receiving instructions from others well, even when it involves correction.
From Proverbs 14 this episode covers the themes of Wisdom (discernment) vs Folly (recklessness) as well as themes related to the emotions of the heart.
From Proverbs 13 this episode covers the themes of correction (receiving counsel), sowing and reaping, and the theme of desires and hope.
From Proverbs 12 this episode covers the themes of the works of the wise vs the works of the foolish, as well as the theme of the heart (where our thoughts, words, and actions begin).
From Proverbs 11 this episode covers the themes of the danger of slander, deliverance through wise counsel, and the life-giving benefit of generosity and good deeds.
From Proverbs 10 this episode covers the themes of apathy and diligence, accepting correction, and the speech of the wise compared to the speech of the fool.
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