Palm Sunday is a day of celebration, expectancy, and recognition. It is a time when Jesus’ completed His journey to the town of Jerusalem on His way to the cross; a time when the crowds acknowledged who Jesus was and celebrated His arrival. But what if they hadn’t? In this message, Pastor Ed Young takes us back to that first Palm Sunday. He shows us of the attitude of the people, challenges us in our own reaction to Jesus, and reminds us that even if nothing else acknowledges who Christ is, the rocks will cry out!

All of us wants to be part of something bigger than ourselves. We want to take part in something that lasts long after we are gone, because we all have a desire to make a difference. When it comes to the Christian life, we all have that opportunity, that chance to be part of a team that has carried the baton in the race for thousands of years. In this message, Derric Bonnot reminds the baton of Christianity has been passed to us by generations before us. It is the baton that we all carry forward as we continue to pursue God’s plan for our lives is exactly that. The choice is up to us. The opportunity is available. It’s our turn to pick up the baton.

For the past 25 years, Fellowship Church has pursued our passion of reaching people and helping them experience the power of a relationship with Jesus Christ. Over that time countless marriages have been restored, families strengthened, and lives empowered to live boldly and successfully. In this special 25th Anniversary Celebration, Pastor Ed Young looks back at the impact God has allowed Fellowship Church to have. And we look forward to the next 25 years, we realize that what has happened is just a glimpse of what is ahead!

In our world of reality shows and tabloid headlines, the reality of romance has often been misunderstood. But in this special Valentine’s Day weekend, Pastor Ed and Lisa Young are joined by “The Bachelor’s” Sean Lowe and his wife Catherine for a candid conversation about love, romance, and relationships. And we discover that when the lights and cameras shut off, the reality of what God has in store for marriage remains.

There’s a cultural epidemic that is wrapped up in complete fantasy. It is a distortion of a more powerful reality about relationships. And it is pulling us away from God’s purposes. In this message, Pastor Ed Young confronts the popular novel and upcoming movie Fifty Shades of Grey. Through a unique approach, he wakes us up to the reality that God’s purpose and plan for our lives is so much greater than anything fantasy has to offer.

We are all relational beings; God has created us to live in relationship with other people. Yet, too many people miss out of the potential of their relational reality. In this message, Pastor Ed Young shows us how relational dye that we cut early in life often determines the direction our lives take later in life. And he challenges us to constantly invite people into our lives (the right THEY) and to invite people out of our lives (the wrong THEY) – even from an early age.

The pursuit of the right THEY is all about taking action. We need to find the right people to do life with, and we need to find the wrong people so we know who to avoid. In this message, Pastor Ed Young takes a close look at a very poignant biblical character; one we can all learn from. And through this character’s life and example, we discover that the greatest way to do life is God’s way, with God’s THEY!

God wants all of us to get the most out of every relationship we have. That doesn’t just happen, though. It takes an active pursuit to surround ourselves with the right THEY. We must also discover who the wrong THEY are. In this message by Pastor Ed Young, we discover God’s strong words about those closest to us. We learn how our most intimate relationships must sync up with our highest priorities. Because when it comes to experiencing the fullness of life, we cannot go through life mismatched.

From casual acquaintances to our closest friends, the people in our lives affect where we go and impact who we become. But great relationships don’t just happen. To get the most out of them, we must be intentional. In this message, Ed Young shows us God’s truth about selecting our friends. We discover the kind of friend we should look for and the kind of friend we should be. Because when it comes down to it, our lives are a reflection of who we surround ourselves with, who we choose.

Christmas is a time when people everywhere gather to celebrate and remember what is truly important. It is a time to hope for what is ahead and to appreciate what we have been given. It truly is a magical time of year.

In this Christmas message, Pastor Ed Young helps us celebrate Christmas in a unique fashion. By reflecting on the story of the very first Christmas through the eyes of those who were there, we are reminded of the magic of Christmas and the power it has in all of our lives today!