Ed Young Radio

Is it possible that you have blind spots in the way you view the world? In this series, Pastor Ed Young helps us discover how our worldview determines our destiny. So often, we don’t use the optics and the lenses that God's given us to make many of our critical decisions. It’s time to think about the way we think, learn how to evaluate our worldview, and ask the right questions to rid our minds of blind spots.

Is it possible that you have blind spots in the way you view the world? In this series, Pastor Ed Young helps us discover how our worldview determines our destiny. So often, we don’t use the optics and the lenses that God's given us to make many of our critical decisions. It’s time to think about the way we think, learn how to evaluate our worldview, and ask the right questions to rid our minds of blind spots.

It’s inevitable. The end of the world is coming. Experts everywhere agree—theologians, scientists, scholars. Yet, while they focus on when and how it will happen, they miss the more important question: what does it mean for us today? In this series, Ed Young looks to Scripture and reveals something about the end of the world we may have never considered. And he shows us what it takes to prepare for the inevitable with a hope that is eternal.

It’s inevitable. The end of the world is coming. Experts everywhere agree—theologians, scientists, scholars. Yet, while they focus on when and how it will happen, they miss the more important question: what does it mean for us today? In this series, Ed Young looks to Scripture and reveals something about the end of the world we may have never considered. And he shows us what it takes to prepare for the inevitable with a hope that is eternal.

It’s inevitable. The end of the world is coming. Experts everywhere agree—theologians, scientists, scholars. Yet, while they focus on when and how it will happen, they miss the more important question: what does it mean for us today? In this series, Ed Young looks to Scripture and reveals something about the end of the world we may have never considered. And he shows us what it takes to prepare for the inevitable with a hope that is eternal.

No city has the reputation or allure of Las Vegas. The lights, attractions and promises of a big pay out draw millions of people every year. And while you might not have been there, we each have our own Vegas. It’s that place we’re lured to by the potential of a big pay out only to find nothing but broken promises. The good news is that we don’t have to stay in Vegas. And in the first message of this powerful series, Ed Young begins to show us that God has something even greater for us once we leave Lust Vegas for good.

No city has the reputation or allure of Las Vegas. The lights, attractions and promises of a big pay out draw millions of people every year. And while you might not have been there, we each have our own Vegas. It’s that place we’re lured to by the potential of a big pay out only to find nothing but broken promises. The good news is that we don’t have to stay in Vegas. And in the first message of this powerful series, Ed Young begins to show us that God has something even greater for us once we leave Lust Vegas for good.

No city has the reputation or allure of Las Vegas. The lights, attractions and promises of a big pay out draw millions of people every year. And while you might not have been there, we each have our own Vegas. It’s that place we’re lured to by the potential of a big pay out only to find nothing but broken promises. The good news is that we don’t have to stay in Vegas. And in the first message of this powerful series, Ed Young begins to show us that God has something even greater for us once we leave Lust Vegas for good.

No city has the reputation or allure of Las Vegas. The lights, attractions and promises of a big pay out draw millions of people every year. And while you might not have been there, we each have our own Vegas. It’s that place we’re lured to by the potential of a big pay out only to find nothing but broken promises. The good news is that we don’t have to stay in Vegas. And in the first message of this powerful series, Ed Young begins to show us that God has something even greater for us once we leave Lust Vegas for good.

We run away from authority because we don’t like other people having power over us—we don’t like to be dominated. But in this series, Ed Young shows us that authority is not about domination, but protection. And only by living under authority can we learn to lead others effectively and discover God’s best for our lives.