There are 168 hours in the week. If you attend church for an hour, then what do you do with the other 167? How do you live your faith in the other 167?

How do you relate to people who are a lot older—or a lot younger—than you are?

A lot of churches don't want to talk about issues of race, but we cannot be a multi-ethnic church and not discuss it. How do we expand our circle of influence and relationships to include people of different ethnicities?

Rick explains the terms vocation and occupation and how scripture says we can be a better influence at work.

The number one influencer in the lives of kids and teens is parents. This is why it is so important to lead your family. The team explores how to do this.

The church is one circle with many people and Jesus wants you to be a part of it--in fact, he designed you to be a part of it.

We should have an attitude of worship when we're lying down, when we're getting up, when we're driving to work, when we're going to school, when we're mowing the lawn, when we're sitting at Starbucks. In other words...

What is worship? Is it music? Style? Preferences? Only for Sunday mornings? Today Rick and Carmen look at Psalm 149 and how worship is to be done in community with others.

Worship is an expression that starts inside a person’s heart, and manifests itself through an act of giving...to God who is worthy to be honored/adored/exalted/praised.

Dave looks at many things that worship is not, and then explains why worship is truly about God.