Why should we forgive? How do we forgive? What does it mean to forgive? This is a subject we need to talk about often because this one issue often keeps people locked in the past - in a cycle of bitterness, anger, hurt, and regret. Unforgiveness paralyzes families, destroys marriages, and ends long-term friendships. Excuses don't change the fact that not forgiving hurts you, not the person you refuse to forgive.

It's a famous story - when Jesus walked on the water during a storm, and it's Pete, average, normal, regular Pete, who briefly walks on the water with Jesus. What can we learn from this encounter during our storms of life?

There is a cost to following Jesus. So many people miss out on the adventure, because they aren't willing to obey and sacrifice. They opt out and never really make a difference.

Bible characters sometimes seem like superheroes - bigger than life people in extraordinary circumstances, like Moses, Noah, David, or Daniel in the lion's den. The truth is, though, people in the Bible made mistakes, said stupid things, and often acted foolish. Through this, God shows us He can use anyone, even an average joe like Peter, a rough fisherman from a tiny town.

In this message, Pastor Rod talks about the signs of a healthy church.

Pastor Brian Dollar finishes up the Five for the Fight series with this message on Ephesians 6:10-17 - what is the full armor of God?

The apostle Peter warns us that Satan is constantly looking for ways to attack Christians. He says we should expect it and be alert. But he also gives us a promise we can find in God!

Sometimes in life you may feel overwhelmed with loneliness, like nobody understands you, or that nobody else is with you. It's almost like it's you against an entire army. Today we take a look at a passage of scripture that can help!

Today's verse is 2 Timothy 4:18

Sometimes in life, it seems like the odds are stacked against us. Sometimes we try to come up with our own plans that can get us in more trouble. In this message, Rod Loy looks at three principles for fighting when the odds are against you.

You lose your job, you have an unexpected medical expense, sales go down, scholarships fall through, you get a tough report from the doctor, you are called in for a meeting...what's your normal first reaction? Fear. You don't know what's next. You don't know the answers. In this message, Rod Loy looks at what to do when you realize you are in the middle of a fight, and you're not sure what to do.