Communication. It is so critical in all areas of life, work and relationships—and yet it is something that is often muddled or broken causing misunderstanding and missed opportunities. Pastor Jodi Van Rhee expounds on the topic citing its importance and the power of our words to build up or tear down. Community often rises or falls on communication.

Drawing upon the kosher laws of his Jewish heritage and history, Pastor Ira Popper relates the idea of “being Kosher” to living our lives in a way that is Kosher, a lifestyle, which is still relevant for today as we are immersed in an ever-changing culture.

It's all about relationships: your vertical relationship to God and your horizontal relationships with others. Pastor Chase Duncan exhorts us to examine these relationships and ask the important questions: How is your relationship with God? Who are you following? Who are you leading? Who is with you on the journey, and what relationships are potentially unhealthy and needing to change?

American Fork Campus Pastor Kelly VanArsdol teaches on the historicity and validity of the Bible, and why we can trust it for our practical and spiritual lives.

Who owns this world? Who or what owns you? Provocative questions as Pastor Ira Popper discusses the topic of ownership and stewardship.

How do you spend your time? Do you waste it or invest it? Pastor Jodi Van Rhee kicks off a new year and a new series—All Things New—asking these important questions that have an impact on our ability to fulfill our God-given purposes.

What do you dream of? Second question: If your dream came true who would it impact most? Today Pastor Jodi Van Rhee talks about dreams in their various forms, and how God has empowered us to live out the dreams He has placed in our hearts to serve Him and others.

Pastor Ira Popper continues our Christmas season series talking about how the birth of Jesus not only changes our lives, but changed our world forever. Are you living an A.D. life? Or are you still stuck in B.C. days?

Pastor Jodi Van Rhee talks about how we all have moments when "suddenlies" happen—a phone call, a chance meeting, a tragedy—and the direction of our life changes for a time, or sometimes forever. The Lord can also be an agent of change, but when He brings change it is for a higher purpose.