We have an infatuation over romance, our romance over romance. We have fallen in love with falling in love. But does it always turn out the way we expect in the end?

In this sermon, Pastor Ed Young teaches from the epic romance story of Hosea and Gomer that mirrors God's romance with you and me. As the story unfolds, we discover something powerful and tangible about God’s love in our own lives today. No matter how far from God we may find ourselves, there is nothing He won’t do to get us back — even from the auction block of sin and shame. We may find ourselves ripped and stripped by sin, but in the end, we can be gripped by God's grace through the sacrificial love of Christ.

What do you do when you are in a Lion’s Den? Because lions are everywhere — they’re prowling around, ready to pounce on our God-given purpose so that we cave in to compromise. So how do we gain the courage to stand firm in our faith?

In this message, Pastor Ed Young teaches from the book of Daniel. A man of great resolve, we can learn a lot from Daniel’s refusal to compromise his beliefs and courage to stand firm. He was no superhero; he had no special powers — he was human just like us. His confidence in the face of potential execution came from keeping God first. We, too, can have the same courage if we fix our focus on Christ. As we stand for what we believe within our cultural climate, we’ll exit the lion’s den unscathed and be blessed in unbelievable ways.

We’ve all been there at some point — the time when we look around and see nothing but helplessness and hopelessness. It leaves us reeling in utter dismay as we think, "How will it ever get better?" In a real sense, it's our very own "Death Valley."

In this powerful message, Pastor Ed Young helps us all discover that no matter our circumstances or even as hopeless and helpless as the situation may seem, God can and will resurrect us to experience life in the face of death.

In this message, Pastor Ed Young teaches from the book of Jeremiah. We learn we are clay in the ultimate Potter's hands. His wheel is the circumstances we face in life. When we get marred by an imperfection, He reshapes our lives until we are worthy of being used for His purpose. It's then, that we discover our amazing potential in the Potter’s hands.

Why does God allow bad things happen to good people? In Part 2 of this message, Pastor Ed Young unpacks this question and more. We’ll discover that when we allow His goodness to infiltrate our lives, we’ll understand that living the good life is the God life.

Why does God allow bad things happen to good people? In this message, Pastor Ed Young unpacks this question and more. We’ll discover that when we allow His goodness to infiltrate our lives, we’ll understand that living the good life is the God life.

Contemporary culture has a distorted view of what it means to be a person,

emphasizing vanity over value, wealth over worth, and upward mobility over a higher calling.

In this message Pastor Ed Young confronts the pain and scars that affect our self-esteem, and encourages us to see exactly who we are in the eyes of a God who loves us beyond compare and wants the best for our lives.

The pathway that leads to promiscuity doesn’t end at the edge and the ledge of adultery. It’s a path that ends in a debilitating and destructive fall.

In this message, Ed Young teaches us how to take the necessary steps to move back from the ledge and ultimately discover God’s best for us in both life and love.

We all want to call our own shots and run the show. As a result, it's often a struggle to put ourselves under the authority of others. But how we respond to authority reveals a lot about who we are and who we will become. In this message, Pastor Ed Young helps us see how the authority figures in our lives are there to mold and shape us into the people God has called us to be.

In this message,, Pastor Ed Young teaches from 2 Samuel 9 about the grace David showed Mephibosheth.

This simple story foreshadows the grace God had shown us through Jesus’ death, burial and resurrection. Like Mephibosheth, when we were in a state of dishonor, God didn't hesitate. He searched us out, spared us and, now, gives us a seat at His table. We are adopted as members of the royal family and blessed greatly — something we’ll never deserve by our own merit. Have you accepted God’s invitation to dine at the ultimate King’s table?