Do you sometimes wonder how anyone could believe Christ died for our sins, was buried, rose from the dead, and was seen? It was enough then. Maybe it’s still enough today. 

Plans are great. Reality is greater. Reality wins. Things don’t always go as planned. Some dreams don’t come true. So what do you do when you discover your dream can’t come true?

Few things are as repulsive as a leader, parent, boss, or politician who leverages influence for his or her benefit to the neglect of those he or she is responsible for. Few things are as inspiring as a leader who says no to himself or herself in order to say yes to those for whom he or she is responsible. So how can we lead well when authority is placed in our hands?

The way of God is most unappealing when we are angry, isolated, or afraid. That’s when we consider things we would never otherwise consider. It's when we feel compelled to do something . . . anything. But maybe there's a better way.

David went from humble shepherd to national hero to great king. But he wasn't great because of his reputation or military prowess. He was great because of where he'd learned to place his hope.

The Church doesn’t want something from you.  We want something for you.  We want you to experience financial freedom.  More importantly, that’s what your Heavenly Father wants as well.  When you experience financial freedom, it not only helps your life today. It frees you up to impact future generations in your own family and beyond.  Financial freedom is timeless.

There’s only one place in the Bible where God asks us to test Him. It’s a specific invitation and command. Understanding and applying this command will prove to be the greatest investment you will ever make. 

While most people believe in heaven, most aren't sure what it will be like. God doesn't want us to be unclear about this because when heaven is trivialized, our lives are marginalized. In this message, we hear what heaven will be like and why it matters today.

What you naturally want is often in conflict with what you ultimately value. But your heavenly Father knows what you need. He wants for you what you really want. So, how do you put aside those natural wants and pursue what you ultimately value?