You have a friend who has remarried and just had a baby. But they're wigging out over all of it - and convinced that they are going to fail again. And all that fear is being moderated with alcohol...so much so that they are missing work because they're too drunk to come in. In a moment of honest they ask you if you believe they are messing up their life? What do you say to them? In this message, Max Vanderpool outlines how to practice gentle honesty...by poking the bear but NOT running away.

You have a friend who has remarried and just had a baby. But they're wigging out over all of it - and convinced that they are going to fail again. And all that fear is being moderated with alcohol...so much so that they are missing work because they're too drunk to come in. In a moment of honest they ask you if you believe they are messing up their life? What do you say to them? In this message, Max Vanderpool outlines how to practice gentle honesty...by poking the bear but NOT running away.

This message is primarily for insiders, people who are born again and follow Jesus Christ. In it, Max Vanderpool encourages us to step back from (evangelistic) methods that are contrived and artificial and (instead) embrace methods that are authentic and relational. There's no better way to do that than to ask (lots of) questions.

This message is primarily for insiders, people who are born again and follow Jesus Christ. In it, Max Vanderpool encourages us to step back from (evangelistic) methods that are contrived and artificial and (instead) embrace methods that are authentic and relational. There's no better way to do that than to ask (lots of) questions.

For those of us who grew up in the church (and are over the age of 35), we associate evangelism and sharing our faith with things like tracts, the Four Spiritual Laws and crusades. But what if sharing your faith is more about making a real friend than making sure they understand all the rights things? What if building trust is what leads them to want to trust Jesus? In this message, Brian Hull shows how the early Christians built relationships in order to lead people to Jesus.

For those of us who grew up in the church (and are over the age of 35), we associate evangelism and sharing our faith with things like tracts, the Four Spiritual Laws and crusades. But what if sharing your faith is more about making a real friend than making sure they understand all the rights things? What if building trust is what leads them to want to trust Jesus? In this message, Brian Hull shows how the early Christians built relationships in order to lead people to Jesus.

What do you do when you want something really bad? When an opportunity presents itself? What if, from your perspective, you need to fudge, tweak or disregard God's laws and God's ways to win? In this message, Max Vanderpool highlights the one thing you DON'T want to do in that situation.

What do you do when you want something really bad? When an opportunity presents itself? What if, from your perspective, you need to fudge, tweak or disregard God's laws and God's ways to win? In this message, Max Vanderpool highlights the one thing you DON'T want to do in that situation.

A lot of people are paralyzed by fear. Fear of heights. Fear of being alone. Fear of failure. Fear of growing old. Fear of losing their health or someone that matters to them. It's as though fear has a corner on the market. But fear doesn't have to have the final word. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares what can happen when you trust God (even though you're afraid)...and how God can use YOU to kill a giant.

A lot of people are paralyzed by fear. Fear of heights. Fear of being alone. Fear of failure. Fear of growing old. Fear of losing their health or someone that matters to them. It's as though fear has a corner on the market. But fear doesn't have to have the final word. In this message, Max Vanderpool shares what can happen when you trust God (even though you're afraid)...and how God can use YOU to kill a giant.