Do you have conflict, tension or broken relationships in your family? In this message, we learn reconciliation lessons from a touching, powerful story in the Bible. Families can be healed!

If you have credit card debt, it's one of, if not the biggest, sources of stress in your life. It affects your health, your marriage, and your family. You can change your thinking and patterns in your financial life! In this message, Pastor Rod Loy looks at causes of debt, and ways we can pay it down and live debt free.

People spend a lot of time planning for weddings and honeymoons, but don't often spend a lot of time planning for a successful marriage. In this message, Pastor Rod Loy shares some principles that will make a marriage thrive, regardless of what stage of life you are in.

We're all getting older. We have a choice. Do we want to be a good old person who encourages younger generations and shows them the way to go, or will we be grouchy and negative in our older years? What can we do to ensure that we will be a good old person?

Families come in all shapes and sizes. One of our core values is We Must Build Healthy Families. How can we make our families spiritually healthy?

We live in an instant society. Everything has to be done right now. But life is not always instant. God isn't instant. We want immediate answers, instant results and on-demand blessings. But God doesn't operate on our timeline. For many people, this is a big challenge - why they walk away from God and give up on faith.

The result of all the scams and lies in our culture today is that we don't know who or what to trust. Does the way we trust people affect how we trust God?

For the follower of Jesus, success is to be faithful. That's the goal - faithful to God, faithful to your family, faithful to your spouse, faithful to your job. God promises His blessings, what the world views as success, in response to your faithfulness. But how can we be faithful in everything?

People have a lot of questions, doubts, and misunderstandings about God. This is a question that people who are believers and people who don't know God wrestle with. It's a tough one. Why do bad things happen to good people?

It's easy to forgive someone who cuts you off in traffic, or the bully from Third Grade. You can get past things like that. The people closest to you are more difficult to forgive. The hurts are deep. The memories stay fresh. What is forgiveness, and what is it not?