We're told to buck authority. To question authority. And so we do. As Americans, we want to live our lives the way we want, how we want, with whomever we want...without outside interference. We LOVE freedom. But our gut reaction to authority may actually lead us to the very places we most want to avoid. In this message, Max Vanderpool talks about the doctrine of biblical authority and why it pays to make God your boss of everything.

We live in a culture that wants to affirm all religions are basically the same and that everybody's basically good (once you get to know them). All that good will and hand-holding, however, is thrown out the window when you bring up the Bible. That's because a LOT of people want to dismiss the Bible from the conversation. In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles the issue of the credibility of the Bible (especially when it concerns history).

We live in a culture that wants to affirm all religions are basically the same and that everybody's basically good (once you get to know them). All that good will and hand-holding, however, is thrown out the window when you bring up the Bible. That's because a LOT of people want to dismiss the Bible from the conversation. In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles the issue of the credibility of the Bible (especially when it concerns history).

There are two words that everyone has rattle in their head at some point or another: I can't. Those two words can take you to some very dark places, but those two words aren't the whole picture. There's MORE. In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles the I Can't Monster and why you can trust God to do more than you thought possible.

There are two words that everyone has rattle in their head at some point or another: I can't. Those two words can take you to some very dark places, but those two words aren't the whole picture. There's MORE. In this message, Max Vanderpool tackles the I Can't Monster and why you can trust God to do more than you thought possible.

Why talk about dads and the fatherhood of God at Christmas? Because (1) you're already thinking about it. Face it, there's nothing like the holidays in America to shine a bright spotlight on your family life, the good and the bad and (2) that baby born in Bethlehem some 2,000 years ago wasn't just any baby. That baby was God's SON. In this message, Max Vanderpool introduces our Advent series for 2013 and why it's important to let God show you what kind of Dad He really is.

Why talk about dads and the fatherhood of God at Christmas? Because (1) you're already thinking about it. Face it, there's nothing like the holidays in America to shine a bright spotlight on your family life, the good and the bad and (2) that baby born in Bethlehem some 2,000 years ago wasn't just any baby. That baby was God's SON. In this message, Max Vanderpool introduces our Advent series for 2013 and why it's important to let God show you what kind of Dad He really is.

Life is full what the insurance industry calls unplanned events. And these unplanned events often carry a price tag. In this message, Max Vanderpool summarizes what the Bible teaches about saving (money). It can reduced to four words.

Life is full what the insurance industry calls unplanned events. And these unplanned events often carry a price tag. In this message, Max Vanderpool summarizes what the Bible teaches about saving (money). It can reduced to four words.

Fear and faith are like twins who were separated at birth. Both (fear and faith) have to do with the future. And both have to do with uncertainty. But fear has the potential to rob you of opportunities for God to do amazing things. In this message, Max Vanderpool (along with help from Mike LaSage, Sarah Crum & Bill Brown) share why you can count on God...when it counts.