Is there an area of your life that you're not allowing God to work in? Perhaps you need to make a flip before you make a leap. Dovetailing the recent Leap Year series, this message from Larry Dauer encourages us to take a look at making the flip by allowing Christ to work in areas of our lives that we may not have allowed Him to work in before.

That first Easter morning, surely many felt that their trust in Jesus, that teacher who had claimed to be God, must have been in vain. In "What's Missing?", Pastor Jarrod takes us to the Emmaus Road and the conversation involving two believers just a short while after the crucifixion. There, just a short way from Jerusalem, in their doubts and confusion, a stranger would change their lives forever.

Is there anything that you can do that God cannot forgive you for? Is there any place that you can go where He is not present? By examining the book of Hosea in this Good Friday message, Pastor Jarrod reminds us of God's amazing pursuit of us, which eventually led to his sacrificing his own Son for us.

It's so easy for a fear to become a giant, especially when you focus on it. For the Israelites who were about to take the promised land in Numbers 13, their giants were just that - giants! But God had been faithful to them on the entire journey. Would they turn back now? With the powerful and moving conclusion to the "Leap Year" series, Pastor Jarrod asks us to go "All-Out".

The Bible tells us that the Lord is a jealous God, but he's jealous for good reason. As a loving parent, it's hard to accept when your children do things that will lead to their destruction. This is clearly seen in 1 Kings 18, through the story of Elijah and the prophets of Baal. In "Leaping... or Limping?", Jarrod leads us through this fascinating account, and we'll see several clear realities about both God's justice and his love.

The book of Esther reads like a well-thought out Hollywood script. But, as we all know, fact is better than fiction, and Esther certainly proves this. Using this backdrop, Jarrod gives us a cliff-notes version of this exciting book, pointing us towards a God of love and power that calls us to leap.

Are you the kind of person that sees a challenge as an obstacle, or do you see it as an opportunity. No doubt, as Joshua and the Israelites approached the ancient city of Jericho, they had to make the choice to see that profound challenge as one or the other. In this episode, Jarrod brings us to the reality that we must also make this choice in the day-to-day challenges we face.

Do you ever find it hard to know when God is leading you, much less calling you to leap? How can you know if God is leading? How can you know if you're supposed to leap? In this episode, Jarrod will give us some of the most practical advice yet on what it means to not only follow God, but to leap toward the calling he's given you.

Let's face it. For many church goers, risking for God is showing up on a Sunday to a church, singing some songs, and hearing a preacher preach. But oddly enough, many of these same people are bored out of their mind with Christianity. Think there's a connection? In this episode, Jarrod looks at Noah's uncanny risk and his uncanny faith.

Are you ever bored with your Christian faith? Do you ever read the great stories of faith from the Scriptures and wonder why those things don't happen to you? Well, there's no in-between when it comes to following Christ. Either you're moving towards Him, or you're drifting away. Today, in "Fishbowl Faith", Jarrod challenges us to see beyond our "fishbowl", and take the risks necessary to really experience Jesus Christ in our lives.