Marriage is God's idea and it is designed to reflect His nature and relationship with us. When you look at the statistics of marriage, they are shocking. But if we apply the principles from Song of Solomon, we can increase our odds.

The average American only has one true friend. But one of the themes that run throughout the Bible is that of friendship. In this message, we will be walking through different verses looking at friendship.

Our culture will speak directly to us about our relationships. But if we are not grounded in God's Word and what He has to say about our relationships, they will suffer. God created relationships and it's important for us to look and see what He has to say about them.

What makes the Psalms so special? The psalms have a way of meeting us in the full spectrum of emotions we feel, and at the same time revealing deep spiritual truth. It’s this unique element that we want to look a little deeper into.

We all have seen or felt injustice. But when we see things through the eyes of God, our perspective can change.

As followers of Jesus, we should be able to wait well. However, sometimes we can get frustrated as we wait. Psalm 62 is a reminder for us on what do to in the waiting.

We all resonate with different Psalms and Psalm 51 makes the top ten of all time. But what gets David to the point where he had to write Psalm 51 and why does it resonate so much with us?

There are seasons in our lives where we go through difficult times and it can feel like we are against the world. David felt the same thing, but in his prayer in Psalm 3, we are reminded of the character of God and the presence of God.

In Exodus 32, we’re presented with a seemingly absurd scenario where the people of Israel, having witnessed mighty miracles and wonders by God as he rescued them from slavery in Egypt, decide to craft a golden cow and worship it instead. We’re going to pick this apart and figure out what really happened.

Noah was known as a righteous man and he even had favor in the eyes of the Lord. But that is not how his story ended. Even the most righteous still struggled with sin.