Ken Sande describes the four promises of forgiveness in his book "Everyday Conflict" and "The Peacemaker." The pastor is holding a neon softball during this sermon to illustrate the four promises of forgiveness.

Jesus teaches about appropriate anger and inappropriate anger. This anger management course was taught 2,000 years ago and still applies today.

Have you had a "from now on" moment when your world view changed? Peter the fishermen did. When he saw the catch of fish and heard the words of Jesus, everything changed.

Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, flowing over, will be put into your lap.

Abraham was a stranger and exile on earth longing for a permanent city. The Rich man in Jesus' story was a stranger and exile from heaven whereas he tried to make earth his permanent home.

You can wrap your praise around the Lord even if you can't wrap your mind around Him!

Here's a look at Pentecost that encourages Grandparents to stay in the mission as they model and influence powerfully in today's generations for Christ.

What do the Scriptures suggest as marks of a Christian child?

Most children can't wait to grow up and go on to maturity. The same is to be true for our growth as Christians.

The Eternal Inheritance that often comes through families makes the father eager to evangelize his children.