Three testimonies from regular every-day people at Church on the Hill. Filmed by David Iliyn, edited by Ray Hargreaves.

A dramatic reading for Easter Sunday's sermon Unbelievable. Written by Jon Thorp, performed by Marsha Moyer, filmed by David Iliyn, edited by Ray Hargreaves.

From the beginning, God designed us male and female. Every cell in our body is stamped XX or XY. This means we cannot understand ourselves if we try to ignore the way God has designed us.

It is said that 80% of what we will encounter in our marriages cannot be picked up in pre-marital counseling. If that's true, then how do we prepare to love this stranger that we will inevitably one day encounter?

For some people, their mission in life is to simply get married. But should marriage be an end in itself? Or is there something bigger that God was after?

The type of lasting love that we find in marriage must involve not only the romantic and passionate feelings that excite and attract us to one another, but also the sacrificial commitment that bind us to one another through thick and thin.

The creator of marriage promised he would leave us a power far greater than our own that enables us to love and serve others.

Everyone has their own version of what a marriage is or should be, but the idea of marriage was created by God millenniums ago. So what will we do with this mystery that God has designed? Our future depends on it...

Our differences can frustrate and irritate us. What sometimes feels like compatibility can, at other times, feel like grinding gears. Is this the way it was meant to be? Has God purposely tricked us into relationships that are frustrating? Or is there something bigger going on?

We struggle with faithfulness and commitment, yet we long for it in others. From generation to generation we see the Father's heart to rescue, redeem, and reconcile us back to a life of Oneness. The journey back starts with our heart.