Communication is an integral part of everything we do. It can go from incredibly good to terribly wrong within a matter of seconds – especially in marriage, where it isn't as much the presence of conflict that's the problem
as the how - the "Okay, what next?"

In this message, Ed and Lisa Young teach the do's and don’ts before saying, "I do." We'll learn that following biblical guidelines for conflict resolution will help us develop sound communication skills before it comes to saying: "We quit!"

Many have tried their hand at marriage in every way but God's way. He has an ultimate vision and plan for every marriage, but so does the enemy!

In this message, Pastor Ed Young teaches that God's vision for marriage is far more profound and much broader than today's culture can even begin to comprehend. Why? Because it's hard work, and anything of lasting value doesn't come easy. But when we're willing to work, the hardest things in life, such as marital success, become the greatest things when we view and do them according to God's perspective.

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?