In this message, Sam Kelly explains the universal guilt of all humanity before a holy God as revealed in Romans 2, highlighting that both blatantly sinful and morally upright individuals stand condemned without the gospel, and calls listeners to repentance by embracing the grace and righteousness offered through faith in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Ed Young explores Romans 1:18-25 to warn believers about trading the ultimate treasure of God's truth and glory for worthless trinkets such as lies, idols, sinful passions, and created things instead of the Creator, emphasizing God's wrath as a righteous response to sin and calling listeners to embrace Jesus Christ as Lord.

In this message, Ed Young shares the transformative power of the gospel as revealed in Romans 1:14-17, emphasizing that salvation is not about good advice or works but about the good news of forgiveness and imputed righteousness received by faith. He urges believers to boldly proclaim this gospel, recognizing their indebtedness to Christ and others, while inviting listeners to personally receive Jesus Christ and live in the power of God's grace.

In this message, Ed Young focuses on the Book of Romans as the most important letter ever written. He emphasizes that Romans provides a firm foundation for Christian life and is centered on the Gospel of God, which encompasses the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

In this message, Ed Young explores the biblical story of Joseph to reveal the transformative power of forgiveness, emphasizing its challenges, misconceptions, and the freedom it brings as central to Christian faith and life.

In this message, Ed Young explores the life of Joseph to teach how believers can endure betrayal, unexpected hardships, and waiting periods by trusting God, avoiding bitterness, actively ministering to others, and holding onto the dreams God gives, illustrating that God’s timing will ultimately bring restoration and promotion.

In this message, Ed Young sits down with Cliffe Knechtle who discuss how biblical faith is an evidence-based trust in Jesus Christ, rooted in His unique identity, sacrificial death, and resurrection, which provides genuine confidence and boldness that transcends pride. He encourages believers to major on the core truths of Christianity, to think critically about their faith, and to share the gospel lovingly and authentically in a world that often views faith skeptically.

In this message, Ed Young explores the destructive nature of betrayal and revenge, illustrating through personal and biblical stories—especially Joseph’s journey—that while betrayal can cause deep pain, trusting God’s justice and grace leads to restoration and purpose beyond the hurt.

In this message, Ed Young and Cliff Knechtle engage in an honest and thought-provoking dialogue addressing tough questions about Christianity, faith, and culture. Through personal stories and direct answers, they explore the reliability of the Bible, the distinctiveness of Jesus, the differences between Christianity and other religions, and the Christian perspective on sexuality and identity.

In this message, Ed Young explores the theme of betrayal through the story of Joseph in Genesis, emphasizing that betrayal is inevitable but also an opportunity to demonstrate loyalty to God, who remains faithful even when we are not, ultimately pointing to the cross as the victory over betrayal.