How do you increase your hunger and desire to grow? Rod Loy looks at what it takes to become what God wants us to be.

One of the central themes of the Bible is this - nothing is impossible for God. God is not intimidated by our difficult circumstances. What seems impossible for us is entirely possible for God. He has no limitations.

In this message, Rod Loy looks at the story of Jehoshaphat and the army of Israel. Surrounded by enemy armies in battle, he put the choir in front of the warriors. What was that all about?

In this special podcast, we feature our Music and Creative Arts Pastor, David Richards, as he speaks about what he learned during his fight with cancer.

The Bible is our guidebook for living. In the story we look at today, we discover that there have always been people who created their own gods. It's not a new conflict. It's not a new way to think. In fact, these gods are put to the test over and over, with the same result. Rod Loy looks at the story of Elijah and the 450 prophets of Baal.

What is a miracle? Is it a grilled cheese sandwich bearing an image of the Virgin Mary? Is it finding a good parking spot at the mall? Is it your boss finally giving you a raise? We look for miracles in a lot of different places. Are they real? Do they still happen? Rod Loy looks at the subject of miracles.

It happens every year before football season starts. Every team talks about how this is their year to win the Super Bowl. At the end of the season, though, only one team wins. The battle, the game, proves who is the better team. It's that way in life, too. The battles we encounter make us better. Great moments are preceded by tough moments. Do you feel like you're in a battle right now? This is your chance for a great moment!

When you fail, God doesn't see your failure and run away. He isn't up in heaven waiting to club you over the head. Instead, when you fail, God initiates releationship with you. God is not focused on the failure. He is focused on you. Rod Loy looks at God's response to failure.

You choose whether or not to do right. It's not God's fault, your friend's fault, or Satan's fault. It's your choice. (Wow, pretty strong statement!)

Rod Loy continues this look at the story of Adam and Eve and what we can learn from their decisions.

Some of us try to do life on our own. People who aren't in a relationship with God often struggle. If you want to enjoy the blessings of God, you must be in a relationship with God. Rod Loy looks at the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden and how it applies to us today.