Most people use navigation assistance for turn-by-turn directions to where they need to go. When we go the wrong way or blow through an exit, they often instruct us to make a U-turn to get back on the right path.

In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young unpacks what the Bible teaches about making the U-turns of repentance in our lives when we've gotten off track with God. Making a true spiritual 180 glorifies Jesus, and when we maximize repentance, we minimize sin and head toward living out His absolute best.

Most every contract, covenant, and commitment follows the same pattern. You do “this”; I'll do “that”. It sounds simple, but because we've dissed “this” and fall flat on “that”, now it takes legions of lawyers and large lumps of money just to secure “this and that”.

In this message, Ed and Lisa Young teach from Matthew 6:33, a verse all about "this and that." God tells us, "If you do ‘this’... I'll do ‘that’...." So, what do we have to do? Seek first God's kingdom and righteousness above all else because when we do, God will add "all things" to us — and if it's God's addition, we're in a very blessed position!

In the New Testament book of Acts, the word “witness” is used 29 times — but what does that really mean? It simply means to tell the truth about what we've seen and heard.

In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young teaches from three stories that prove God's calling on our lives to witness the truth about Christ. It's not a matter of "if" we'll witness, but of "when". It's not an option; it's a command straight from Jesus Himself! When we partner with God, to tell the truth, as willing witnesses, the seeking Savior will place seeking sinners in our paths time and again. The question is, are you available?

Hidden treasure fascinates everyone. Intrigued by the mystery, our minds race with all the infinite possibilities: "Has it been found?" "Where is it?" "What's inside?” “Who hid it, and why?" But did you know there's also a hidden treasure to be found in the Bible? In Matthew 6, Jesus is the "X" that marks the spot to a fortune far greater than rare gems and gold — utterly authentic life-changing joy.

In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young unearths a simple yet profound principles that will radically change your concept of stewardship — uncovering the joy of giving and its impact, not only for today but for all eternity.

One evening, years ago, a Pharisee named Nicodemus came to see Jesus at night. They sat down together and Jesus said something to this gentleman that blew up everything he'd ever known about God.

In this message, Pastor Ed Young unpacks this meeting as Jesus used a two-word phrase, and this is probably the most well-known phrase in the Bible. He told Nicodemus, “Nicodemus, you must be ‘born again!"