In this message, Brad Hughes teaches that true worship shapes who we are by drawing us closer to God and transforming our lives, emphasizing the importance of worship in private, public, and continual moments as a pathway to becoming more like Christ and living the abundant life God intends.

In this message, Lisa Young reflects on the challenges and blessings of motherhood, emphasizing the practical needs and spiritual dependence necessary for parenting, and exhorting mothers to seek God's strength and living water to sustain them in their vital role.

In this powerful interview, 22-year-old 4-time cancer fighter, Dylan Mandell sits down with Pastor Sam Kelly to share his story — but as Dylan says, "this isn't a cancer story." It's a story about a good and compassionate Father, the breaking of self-reliance, and learning what it means to seek first the Kingdom.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Sedra challenges believers to live with courage and conviction, calling the Church to defend the faith and stand firm in truth. Exploring key questions about Jesus, Scripture, and the nature of God, this message will push you toward a bold and unshakable faith.

In this conversation, Ed and Lisa Young sit down with Sadie and Christian Huff, who share their journey of pursuing a godly relationship rooted in spiritual leadership, accountability, and biblical principles, emphasizing the importance of putting Christ first both personally and relationally, while encouraging believers to live authentically and use their passions as avenues for evangelism.

In this message, Ed Young contrasts Christianity with major world religions—Hinduism, Buddhism, and Mormonism—emphasizing that unlike man-made religious systems that attempt to bridge humanity to God, Christianity is uniquely founded on God building the bridge to humanity through Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection.

In this message, Ed Young teaches that Easter symbolizes the bridge God built through Jesus' death and resurrection to restore the broken relationship between humanity and God, emphasizing that salvation is a gift of grace—not human effort—to be received by faith.

In this message, Ed Young contrasts Christianity with Judaism and other religions by arguing that religion is about what people must do, while Christianity is about what Jesus has already done as the promised Messiah who brings grace, peace, and salvation.

In this message, EJ Young addresses the sin of coveting, emphasizing that it reflects a deeper trust issue with God rather than simply a desire problem, urging believers to refocus their hearts on gratitude and trust in God's provision rather than comparing themselves to others.

In this message, Chris King teaches that God hates lying because it contradicts His nature as the truth, is the language of Satan, and holds us captive; he urges believers to confess their lies, seek accountability, immerse themselves in God's truth, and live honestly to experience freedom and restoration through Jesus Christ.