We often try to do whatever we can to fit in - to gain acceptance. We even try to do this in our Christian lives. But there is nothing we can do in ourselves that makes us acceptable to God. That has already been accomplished by the work of Jesus Christ. The challenge is for us to receive Gods acceptance.

The mighty will fall and fall quickly and often due to our own internal problems. Listen to today’s message on dealing with internal conflict.

The journey to freedom goes through the door of forgiveness. We cannot un-see what we've seen or un-live what we've lived. We can, however - with the strength of the One who conquers death - move forward. Listen to today's message to help start the journey towards forgiveness.

Taking ownership means we stop blaming God and others and accept responsibility for our actions. God helps us along the way by giving us the courage and strength we need so that we can know full freedom in Christ.

God invites us on a journey not only to know Him, but to know ourselves as well. But are we willing to go on a discovery? Listen to today's message to understand why we need to get past our fears and discovery who God wants us to be.

God wants us to live in freedom - both now and into eternity - but we often go about it the wrong way. Listen to today’s message as we explore the first of six steps to being on the freeway to freedom.

Luke 15:11-24; Psalm 139:23-24

Some of the first words of Christ recorded after His resurrection are loaded with meaning

Palm Sunday’s triumphal entry conjures up images of palm branches, a donkey, and crowds of people proclaiming Jesus as king. But what does that mean for us? And what about Jesus’ curious phrase “the stones will cry out” in response to requests to rebuke the crowd? Today we are reminded that when you crown a king it produces praise and summons sacrifice & service.

Our love for God should cause us to want to fight for truth. Listen to today’s message to hear how we go about doing that.

1 John 4:1-6; 1 Thessalonians 5:19-22; Hebrews 5:11-6:1; 2 Timothy 2:15-21; 1 Corinthians 11:28

Love Alone is Worth the Fight