In this last message of the Life is a Highway series, Rod Loy looks at dead ends, and how they don't have to be the end for you

As we get older, our focus should shift from achievement to legacy. It's not about what we can do, but what we can pass on. In this message, Rod Loy looks at this principle: each generation has a responsibility to the ones behind it to serve as an example and leave a legacy of faith.

How do you know God's will for your life? A lot of people aren't sure what God wants them to do. God wants you to understand and know His will for you. He's not playing a celestial game of hide and seek, trying to keep you in the dark. In this message, Rod Loy talks about how you can know God's will for you in any situation.

Detours are usually not very fun. You are heading for a goal, and suddenly life throws up a detour. In this message, Rod Loy looks at what happens when our plans don't always seem to be working out.

It seems like freeways are always under some sort of construction. In this message, Rod Loy talks about how our lives should be under construction, too.

When you cruise down the highway of life alone, it's not too bad. But when other people have to merge with you on the road, that's when problems can happen. When you merge, you often clash.

In this message, Rod Loy talks about conflict resolution.

On life's highway, the road isn't always smooth. We make some wrong turns, and occasionally lose our way. In this series, Rod Loy uses highway signs as memory helpers - so every time you see a road sign, you'll recall some truths about our journey through life. In this first message, he discusses the most common sign of all - Stop. With God's help, we can stop things that lead us down the wrong roads.

It's not certain where we learn it, the phrase, or even the concept that life is supposed to be fair. But one of the first phrases you learn as a kid is "That's not fair!"

In this message, Rod Loy looks at the idea while life isn't fair, maybe that's a good thing.

When we mess up, whether it is little or big, we have a tendency to do whatever we can to cover it up. Confession is the furthest thing from our minds. After all, we got away with it. No one will ever know.

But inevitably, something happens, and we get caught.

What happens when we try to cover up our mistakes? Rod Loy takes a final look at the story of David and Bathsheba.

When you've realized you've messed up, you've blown it -- you have a decision to make. You can confess, or you can conceal. You can tell on yourself, or you can cover it up. What happens when you try to cover things up? What if you think you've gotten away with it? Will anyone ever know?