Ed Young Radio

In this special Memorial Day experience, Fellowship Church focuses on more than barbecues and backyard games. We witness a powerful interview between Pastor Ed Young and Navy SEAL Chris Kyle as their share the meaning of love for God, our country, and those who have given their all for our freedom.

For more than 240 years, our nation has enjoyed freedom that came at a very high cost. Memorial Day is a special time to commemorate and remember those men and women who have bravely fought for, defended, and provided us with the security we have. It is a time to honor the sacrifices made to secure our freedom. But as we celebrate our democratic freedom, we can also celebrate the eternal freedom that is available through Jesus Christ!

Join us this Memorial Day weekend, as special guest and retired US Navy SEAL, Marcus Luttrell candidly shares the true price of the freedoms we all enjoy.

Against the backdrop of a culture that too often touts leaving over lasting and bailing out rather than blasting through, this powerful message by Ed Young challenges us to remember the commitment quotient that God has given us all. And because of the example of Jesus, we all have the ability and opportunity to display the kind of commitment that can change our lives.

In life, there are things that seem to contradict themselves, statements that seem to say one thing but communicate another. We call them paradoxes.  In this powerful series, Ed Young takes a look at the paradoxes surrounding Easter. And he reminds us that the greatest contradictions in the world are the very things that lead us to the greatest reality – the reality of a relationship with God!

In life, there are things that seem to contradict themselves, statements that seem to say one thing but communicate another. We call them paradoxes.  In this powerful series, Ed Young takes a look at the paradoxes surrounding Easter. And he reminds us that the greatest contradictions in the world are the very things that lead us to the greatest reality – the reality of a relationship with God!

In life, there are things that seem to contradict themselves, statements that seem to say one thing but communicate another. We call them paradoxes.  In this powerful series, Ed Young takes a look at the paradoxes surrounding Easter. And he reminds us that the greatest contradictions in the world are the very things that lead us to the greatest reality – the reality of a relationship with God!

In life, there are things that seem to contradict themselves, statements that seem to say one thing but communicate another. We call them paradoxes.  In this powerful series, Ed Young takes a look at the paradoxes surrounding Easter. And he reminds us that the greatest contradictions in the world are the very things that lead us to the greatest reality – the reality of a relationship with God!

In life, we all seek security. And because of that, we find ourselves often playing it safe. But the safe bet isn’t always the best bet. In this message, Pastor Ed Young shows us how our security is often just smoke and mirrors. He challenges us to see things from God’s perspective by
pointing us to the Bible and the examples it provides. And we discover that when we get outside of our comfort zone and stop living for safety, we can truly start living for God!

In life, we all seek security. And because of that, we find ourselves often playing it safe. But the safe bet isn’t always the best bet. In this message, Pastor Ed Young shows us how our security is often just smoke and mirrors. He challenges us to see things from God’s perspective by
pointing us to the Bible and the examples it provides. And we discover that when we get outside of our comfort zone and stop living for safety, we can truly start living for God!

In life, we all seek security. And because of that, we find ourselves often playing it safe. But the safe bet isn’t always the best bet. In this message, Pastor Ed Young shows us how our security is often just smoke and mirrors. He challenges us to see things from God’s perspective by pointing us to the Bible and the examples it provides. And we discover that when we get outside of our comfort zone and stop living for safety, we can truly start living for God!