David Nunnery - Teach Them Diligently

“A French proverb states that gratitude is the memory of the heart—it is the way that the heart remembers. If you want to be a

This is what I tell men when they ask… I remember driving up to North Charlotte about 5 years ago to meet David and Jason

“He has made everything beautiful in its time.” (Ec. 3:11) “…There is time for every matter and for every work.” (Ec. 3:17) “For there is

Have you ever thought that the sower in the parable of the Seed and the Sower is really not a good farmer at all? I’m

From time to time, I talk to young fathers who are searching. They are a little uncomfortable because they are searching for more. However, this

I love this time of year, but I was missing it! About two weeks before Christmas, I looked up from the trenches of work and

Like many of you, I’ve been rushing around this past week, but I haven’t been busy with Christmas and New Year’s celebration stuff. Instead, I’ve

The Israelites were saved from slavery by God through Moses from the Egyptians, but then they promptly tumbled into murmuring. I can’t tell you how

Whenever I think of the Thanksgiving Holiday, I think of this verse in Psalm 34. This Psalm was written as David is leaving Gath after

Teach Them Diligently has been in existence now for eleven years. During that time, my children have grown from youngsters to young men and women.

This week I am going to let you in on a conversation I have been having with myself over why things are hard sometimes. It

I am convinced that we can do nothing to force the Spirit of the LORD to act in the way he does in these Revivals.

What started with hope quickly faded into disillusionment in the parks and open areas of San Francisco. There were people laying on the ground and

Through the power of prayer and the community of Christ, the panic of 1857 turned into one of America’s greatest revivals.

Though it was many years ago, I can still hear his whisper in my helmet…”Altitude“. My instructor pilot was a young first lieutenant named Stu.

It’s been a little more than a week since Teach Them Diligently in Pigeon Forge. Many of you are still talking about the event, especially

As obedient children, do not be conformed to the passions of your former ignorance. I Peter 1:14 Like us, I know that many of you

For weeks now, I have been reading Isaiah. Amazingly, I read chapter 53 this morning—Palm Sunday. I say amazing because this wasn’t planned. I didn’t

Over the summer, I came across a little known revival in the mid-19th Century that very few people know or talk about. It took place

“For everyone who lives on milk is unskilled in the word of righteousness, since he is a child. But solid food is for the mature,

When we were younger, Leslie and I helped out in a youth group at our church. Honestly, there were very few things that would have

“You don’t rise to your goals; you fall to the level of your systems.” James Clear, author of Atomic Habits I’m a big believer in

Have you ever noticed how much motion there is in the Gospels and the Book of Acts. Jesus is constantly moving around the Sea of

The Exodus is the story of God’s chosen people going from slavery in Egypt to freedom. God was preparing them to enter Canaan and fulfill