When the Titanic hit an iceberg, there were 2,224 on board. 712 were in the lifeboats, most of whom were women and children. Why did so many men willingly go to their icy death? They knew it was their role to protect and serve women and children. In this second message of on biblical masculinity and femininity, we learn how our gender roles impact our daily life in marriage, church and the rest of life.

When we sin in a big way or fail Jesus again and again, how does he fail about us? While others condemn, berate and humiliate us, what does Jesus do? Join myself and Pastor Jordan Gowing at the 2016 CrossWinds family reunion in Arnold's Park as we look at the story of the woman caught in adultery in John 8.

Sometimes we do things that are a waste of time. When all our hard work is finished, there is not much to say for all our effort. Discover what is one of the most worthwhile investments you can make with your life.

Some choices in life are critical. As we study the genealogy of Esau, we learn two critical choices in his life that set his descendants up for disaster. This chapter wants us to learn from Esau so we can avoid the same mistakes he made.

On the back side of great moments in our walk with God, we are susceptible to sluggishness and spiritual lows. It is easy to become complacent and drift into a life that doesn't worship God. This happened to Jacob and it can easily happen to us. In those times, God allows us to experience the fruits of our sin to snap us out of our spiritual stupor. Those hard times are the tools he uses to call us to renewal in him.

Isn't partial obedience better then no obedience when it comes to obeying God? Isn't close enough good enough? In this chapter we see the consequences of Jacob's partial obedience and how his family suffered when he didn't pay attention to obeying God's Word. In a similar way, giving casual attention to obeying God can lead to unintended disaster in our lives as well.

What do you do when a marriage breaks up? What can we do to try and put a broken relationship back together? In this message we look at the restoration of some of the most bitter enemies—Jacob and Esau, and see what we can learn from their restored relationship that we can apply to our broken relationships.

This past week Mohammed Ali died. He was known as the greatest fighters in history. His most famous fight was known as "The Fight Of The Century" against Joe Frazier in Madison Square Garden. Frazier won in 15 rounds via unanimous decision. In life we face some fights that change us. In this chapter, Jacob faced one of them as he wrestled with Jesus until morning. Amazingly, Jacob won by losing. Join us in discovering how losing some of the greatest fights in our life is the key to winning.

Warren Buffett is considered one of the most successful men in business. Many people turn to him to learn business success. While Warren has helpful advice, what does the Bible say is behind a successful business. Join us as we learn the answer.

After the Supreme Court's ruling to legalize gay marriage, Nathan Collier of Montana applied for a marriage license for his second wife. He noted Chief Justice John Roberts dissenting vote on the legalization of gay marriage which pointed out polygamous relationships can make the same argument for their legalization as homosexual relationships. Are polygamous marriages a man's dream? Do they result in more happiness or greater frustration? In this study we follow the marriage of Jacob to four women and see God's grace to one of the Bible's most dysfunctional families.