Perhaps the most powerful and inspiring of all aspects of life, love is often the most misunderstood as well. People throughout the centuries have lived and died for it. Yet, the Hallmark-inspired version of love we picture in movies and hear about in music is a hazy reflection of real love. In this series, Ed Young shows us how the true measure of love isn’t found in the imagination of our culture; it’s experienced through the example and life of Christ. And when we grasp the kind of love He has for us, we find ourselves ready to continue down the track of life with greater trajectory than ever before.

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 message, 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 message, 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 message, 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.

Pride is one of the most sinister forces we can face. It can take hold of our lives, lead us down a dangerous path and entangle us in a snare of lies and deception. And in the life of Absalom, David’s son, pride ultimately led to his destruction. But there’s a way to avoid that fate in our own lives. And as Ed Young shows us in this message, if we can keep our ego in check we will avoid the trap. Instead, we’ll continue heading down the path God has for us. And we’ll experience the most out of life.

The Bible is peppered with stories of lesser known people. But those stories are much more than filler text. They are full of lessons for us today. In this message, Ed Young looks at a character named Adoni-Bezek. And as Ed unveils this story found in Judges, we see that what we do through our words and actions, good or bad, often determines what we experience in our lives.

King David is one of the most well-known personalities in all of Scripture. Yet, in the middle of his life, he had an encounter with a little known character that nearly cost him everything. In this message, Ed Young reflects on the encounter that David had with Doeg. He shows us how damaging Doeg’s use of slander was. And we discover what it takes to avoid the destruction caused by slander and instead experience a life of integrity.

Crazy doesn’t just happen in our lives. That is to say, there’s a cause to crazy. But if there’s a cause, there’s also a way to avoid it. And it begins by recognizing a powerful truth: we’re not God. In this series, Ed Young takes a look at an Old Testament king who went on tilt, who went completely crazy. And as we uncover the cause of this king’s craziness, we discover just what it takes to avoid going crazy today.

Crazy doesn’t just happen in our lives. That is to say, there’s a cause to crazy. But if there’s a cause, there’s also a way to avoid it. And it begins by recognizing a powerful truth: we’re not God. In this series, Ed Young takes a look at an Old Testament king who went on tilt, who went completely crazy. And as we uncover the cause of this king’s craziness, we discover just what it takes to avoid going crazy today.

Crazy doesn’t just happen in our lives. That is to say, there’s a cause to crazy. But if there’s a cause, there’s also a way to avoid it. And it begins by recognizing a powerful truth: we’re not God. In this series, Ed Young takes a look at an Old Testament king who went on tilt, who went completely crazy. And as we uncover the cause of this king’s craziness, we discover just what it takes to avoid going crazy today.