Do you believe emotions are good?  Would you rather be emotionless?  John helps us see how emotions in God's kingdom can be good and beautiful.

The "good life" that Jesus describes in the Sermon on the Mount does sound really good. And it can also often feel beyond our reach. In this message, Brian Brinkert and special guest John Doyel share how Jesus is able to free us from things like lust, sexual brokenness, as well as any other kind of significant struggle in our lives.

We want satisfying lives full of meaning, satisfaction, purpose, love, joy and peace.  Are those the lives we're living?  John shares from Matthew about how Jesus makes the good life possible.

You are the most necessary thing in the world. Do you believe it? Michael Gatlin continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount talking about how Jesus calls us to be the salt and light of the world.

Where does persecution for righteousness come from and look like?  What if persecution is a doorway to heaven?  John answers these questions as he continues our series on the Sermon on the Mount.

There's division all around us; in our families, in our churches, and in our nation. Casey LaCore continues our series on the Beatitudes and shares on how we can begin to heal the division in our lives.

Michael continues the series from Matthew examining the Sermon on the Mount. In our broken world what does it mean "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness.." and "Blessed are the merciful..."

Who gets to experience the good life?  Brian continues our series on Jesus’ sermon on the mount by digging into the first three beatitudes.  He helps us understand that the gospel is good news for all of us, even in the midst of seemingly hopeless situations.

We all lead and have influence to some degree on those around us. The world has all kinds of ideas about what makes a great leader. But in God's kingdom, leading is actually all about serving.

We all want to receive a fair wage. We're even willing to work hard to be rewarded well. But God's kingdom doesn't work like that. Through Jesus' generosity, we can be free from having to earn our way to a great life. When we accept his overwhelming generosity, it helps us in turn, bless others.