We live in a world where information is available everywhere. Some call this time the “information age”. Yet, with every piece of data that is available to us, our knowledge pales in comparison to what can be known. In this message, Pastor Ed Young asks the question, “What does God know?” And as we learn the answer, we discover how God’s omniscience can lead us to a life of purpose, direction, and eternal hope.

Our world is power-hungry. We want it and we crave it. But often, what we seek is just a shadow of what true power is. In this message, Pastor Ed Young helps us see what true, godly power is. And he helps us discover how God’s eternal power can lead us all to experience life-changing power for ourselves.

The greatest meal in the world isn’t found in a five-star restaurant in the city. It isn’t a home cooked meal. It’s the Bread of Life known as Jesus Christ, and it is best served at the table known as the local church. But that table doesn’t sit idle and alone. It is surrounded by chairs. In this foundational message by Pastor Ed Young, we discover what the chairs around the table represent. We learn what our role is at the table. And we see how this meal can transform everything in the lives of people who are sitting in those chairs.

The church is a table where people come to get fed. It’s where we come to sit and to learn. But we aren’t designed to just sit in one chair for the rest of our lives. In this message by Pastor Ed Young, we discover what it takes to move from one chair to the next at the table. And as we learn what that process is all about, we see how changing chairs can lead us to a life we never dreamed possible!

The presence of drones in our lives can make us feel uncomfortable and unsure. They see what we thought was secret, and they hear what we thought was hidden. But drones aren’t the only thing that are everywhere these days. In this message by Pastor Ed Young, we ask the question, “Where is God?” And we discover that God’s presence in our lives shouldn’t make us uncomfortable; it is the one thing that should actually bring us comfort!

At the heart of God is creativity. It just takes a brief look around our world to see the evidence of that creativity. As creatures made in the image of our creative Creator, we can tap into the power of creativity to get the most out of life. In this message, Pastor Ed Young gives us eight powerful truths about creativity that can change our lives. And when we learn to Cre-8 the way God wants us to, we discover what a life of purpose is all about!

If we take an honest look around our world, we’ll see that in many ways it is upside down. What is right is seen as wrong; what is wrong is seen as right. But when we live our lives upside down, we have the wrong perspective and aren’t able to experience life the way God wants us to. In this Easter message, Pastor Ed Young shows us what it takes to right our lives. And through a unique and artistic illustration, he reminds us that there is nothing we can do on our own, no matter how hard we try. It is only when we hand our lives to Jesus that we can turn from upside down to right side up!

“If I ever went to church, the roof would cave in!” It’s a thought many people have. It’s one that reveals a lot about what we think of ourselves and of our relationship with God. But what we often miss is how great that event could actually be in the life of so many people. In this message, Pastor Ed Young takes a look at a biblical account of a roof actually caving in. And as we learn how four men did everything they could to get their friend to Jesus, we discover the challenge and potential we all have to get those we know through the roof.

Christianity is the world’s largest religion. Yet, it’s not really about religion at all. What it’s really about is a relationship with Jesus. In this message, Ed Young unpacks a confrontation in the New Testament where Jesus talks about the difference between religion and relationship. He shows us how a life of hypocrisy can actually keep us from understanding the power of a relationship with God. And we discover that when it comes to a relationship with Christ, it’s more about our heart than about any list of rules.

Hypocrisy is everywhere. But is it something we recognize in ourselves as much as we can point it out in others? Or do we elevate and convince ourselves that hypocrisy is one thing we don’t struggle with it? In this message, Ed Young takes a look at one of the strongest parables in Scripture. And as he unpacks Jesus’ words of warning about hypocrisy, we discover that our own position before God determines so much of our potential in life.