We wrap up our advent series with the message of love and with who Christ is. "Love" is a word that is used in a lot of different ways in our world, but how does the Bible define it?

We continue our Advent series with what each candle represents. This week is about the joy candle. Christmas is supposed to be a joyful time, but what happens when it's not? What happens when life doesn't meet our expectation? Jesus gives us all that we need, and so much to look forward to.

We continue our Advent series with what each candle represents. This week is about the peace candle. Jesus is the "prince of peace" but what exactly does that mean? Is it a feeling, or is it more like a terms and conditions agreement?

We kickoff the Christmas season by going through advent. What is it, and what does each candle represent? This week it's all about hope, and why it's not just a positive fluffy word, but something we can really stand on and cling to.

We all have talents and abilities. God created you and every other person uniquely. So after placing our faith in Christ, how do we utilize those gifts to "get off the bench" and "get in the game"?

A great discussion about the one thing that helps prevent Christians from getting into strange practices/beliefs, and vital to prevent abuses of power as well. Plus we talk about women in ministry and a little bit on where Paul was coming from in his letter.

One well known pastor said "sin doesn't make you bad" and caught Carder off guard... until he finished the sentence.

This week's conversation is a great reminder that people are at different stages in their walk with God. Plus, we find encouragement from some of the very first Christians. Life was hard then, and the encouragement Paul gave them applies to us today as well. 

Maybe you've heard to "root for your enemies". While we should love them, should we be "rooting" for them if they're doing evil? One Psalm gives a great balance of love... and destruction. 

It might shock you to know how little time people spend reading their Bible. Ben Windle has been a pastor and now speaks all around the world about how to read and truly study the Bible for yourself. He shares some helpful tips and some of his story growing up as a pastor's kid.