Shame is a very powerful emotion that can wrongly define who we are. It can overpower us at the mention of a name, a song we hear, even a certain smell. In this message, we are encouraged through the life of Peter that the shame of our past does not define who we are.

Are you keeping the main thing the main thing in your relationships with others? Pastor Bill looks at Philippians and shows us how we can keep the main thing in focus.

We are saved by grace through faith in Jesus. Now God is calling us to commit to the expression of our faith in ways that will change us—and the world around us—for His glory.

Author Charles Dickens penned these words: "Suffering has been stronger than all other teaching, and has taught me to understand what my heart used to be. I have been bent and broken, but—I hope—into a better shape." In today's message, Newburgh Campus Pastor Joel Sheets shows us what a life wholly surrendered to Jesus, trials and all, looks like.

As a Christian, it can be hard to understand why evil seems to prosper while God’s people suffer and struggle. In today’s message from Malachi 4, we hear the final words from God about this before He goes silent for four hundred years.

As Christians, there are two types of people we become when we are faced with trials and hardship—finger-pointers or knee-benders. In today’s message from Malachi 3, Pastor Jarrod points out the characteristics of each and God’s response to them.

Most people have been dared to do something that was risky, scary, and sometimes, dangerous. In today’s message from Malachi 3, God dares His people to do something that may seem risky or scary, but He guarantees them blessings instead of harm.

In Malachi’s time, God’s people observed the evil nations around them prospering and growing strong as they suffered and seemed to be forgotten by God. In today’s message, we learn that God allows us to experience difficult and painful things in order to cleanse and refine us into a people who reflect His image, and bring Him glory.

In today's message from Malachi 2, God exposes the heart of His people in the areas of commitment and relationships–specifically dating, marriage and community.

Author A.W. Tozer said: "What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us." In today's message, God addresses His people regarding their view of Him and His displeasure of it.