Of all the influences in our lives, relationships are among the most crucial. Who our relationships are often determines our direction and destination in life. In this message, Pastor Ed and Lisa Young unpack some powerful questions that help us discover the right relationships God wants us to have. Because when it comes down to it, the force of relationships is one of the most powerful forces we ever face.

Christmas is one of the most candy-centric times of the year. From smooth milk chocolate to hard coated pieces, more candy will be consumed during this time of year than almost any other. Yet, of all the candy bought, sold, and eaten this time of year, the unquestioned king is the candy cane.

In this special Christmas Eve message, Pastor Ed Young unwraps the imagery of the candy cane. As we look at the many aspects of the candy cane, we come to realize that what it is truly pointing us toward is more than the king of candy – it’s showing us the way to experience life with the King of kings, Jesus Christ!

Christmas is a time of celebration and preparation. But it’s also a time of anticipation. Just as people during the first Christmas anticipated the birth of Jesus and his introduction into the world, this is a time of year when we anticipate all that God is going to continue to do in the world. And as we prepare to celebrate what has been done in the past, Pastor Ed Young helps us discover how God is preparing the way for something even greater in the future!

Every NFL offense starts their attack in the same place – the huddle. It is the place where assignments are given, plays are communicated, and vision is cast for what is about to happen on the field. But it’s not where the action is.

In this message, Pastor Ed Young shows us how breaking free from the huddle is crucial when it comes to game time. He challenges with Jesus’ final words on earth, and then reminds us that Jesus told us to break away from the huddle in order to get into HIS game.

Every sports team has them. They show up to every game, cheer every play, don the uniforms, and defend their teams with passion. They are the real fans. But fandom isn’t something reserved just for the sports world. In this message, Pastor Ed Young parallels our response to God with the kind response avid fans have for their teams. Because when it comes to excitement and passion for life, there’s no greater place to display it than the only thing Jesus ever built – the local church!

On the field of life, we all want to “win”. We want to get the most out of the time we are giving on the clock. God wants the same thing for us. But it doesn’t happen if we don’t have the right players in place. In this message, Pastor Ed Young challenges us to all as The Quarterback Question. Because when we look at who is really calling the plays of our lives and hand control over to Jesus, we discover the only game plan to true victory.

“To change” means “to make the form, nature, content, future course, etc., of something different from what it is.” God wants us all to experience His kind of change, because that is the kind of change that brings about the greatest purpose and potential in our lives. But the questions we all ask are, “How can I change?” and “What do I need to change?” In this message, Pastor Ed Young unpacks a key verse of Scripture. This lesson, when we apply to our daily lives, not only shows us what to change, but also how to implement the kind of change that will get us going in the right direction. Sometimes, it’s just about putting our whole selves into the right thing!

Change is inevitable. Whether or not we want it to happen, it will. But sometimes in life, there are changes that we do want to happen. How can we experience those? In this message, Pastor Ed Young looks at the story of a woman in the Bible who was desperate for change. He shows us what she did – and didn’t do – to experience the change she wanted. By following her example, we discover that the catalyst for change isn’t always what we think it is. Sometimes it simply takes a willingness to reach out.

From the superficial to the significant, we all have something we want to change in our lives. But to experience a real difference in our lives; for change to actually matter, we have to start with the right position and posture. In this message, Pastor Ed Young lays the groundwork and introduces us to the only agent that can bring about lasting change. With three powerful steps, we discover a plan and a purpose for experiencing the change God has in store for our lives.

Some of us need to help. All of us need R​escue. In this very special short film, Ed Young reminds us that though the waters in life may seem deep, there’s always hope of being rescued. And when we cry out for help, Christ does more than help us out of the water. He uses us to reach out and pull others out too.